The LOSC merchandise shop was vandalized Saturday, and the shattered pane struck a passerby who lost consciousness.
Footage shows the glass giving way after the shop was looted in support of the high‑school protests; a shopper tried to lift the panel, but the man remained on the ground.
Social media images show the shop’s façade gone, while earlier videos captured protesters hurling objects at the glass. Tonight LOSC hosts Brest for Ligue 1’s seventh round. The chaos underscores how quickly unrest can spill into commercial zones.
Many athletes back the youth – will their influence shift public opinion in the coming weeks?
High‑school demonstrations across France have merged with yellow‑vest, union and farmer protests, all rallying against rising living costs. The streets are a chorus of dissent.
Athletes such as Victor Wembanyama, Teddy Riner, gymnast Elena Colas and runner Jimmy Gressier voiced solidarity with the students, condemning the violence and urging calm. Their support adds weight to the youth’s demands.