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Actu Foot reported that José Mourinho stated he had no footage of the referee incident involving Arda Güler that had displeased Luis, Sevilla's coach. He said he had reviewed the television footage and the tactical camera images from his analysts but found no evidence on the matter. Mourinho added that he would readily acknowledge a decision he believed was favorable to his team while thinking that unfavorable decisions would occur much more often. He specified that if someone showed him a clear and objective image of an action he had not seen and which his player denied committing by Saturday, he would come forward. For now, he concluded, he had seen nothing. https://t.co/si3jCfddKv #Mourinho #Arbitrage #Football (translated)

Press reports stated that Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused Sébastien Lecornu of betting on the deterioration of the situation and criticized his law enforcement strategy following the violence during the protests on October 17. The LFI presidential candidate believed that Lecornu, by trapping him in a political controversy, was not acting like a statesman and was contributing to a crisis of governance. He also called him a pathetic politician and held him responsible for the chaos, which he attributed to incompetence or a worst-case strategy. For his part, the Prime Minister urged the French to choose between supporting law enforcement and opposing the Republic. #France #Politique #Manifestation (translated)

Erik Tegnér thanked Pascal Praud for revisiting the controversy surrounding his magazine. He cited the Court of Cassation, the first president of the Paris Court of Appeal, the CSM, and the Union of Magistrates, then claimed that Youssef Badr and his associates had been conducting an offensive for the past 24 hours aimed at discrediting the publication. He added that his team would continue their investigations and invited readers to form their own opinions at newsstands, away from the anathemas. #journalisme #magazine #média (translated)

Maranello Paddock wrote that after the criticisms directed at Lewis Hamilton for his post-race statements in Monza against Fred Vasseur, it should also be noted that the Ferrari director had, in recent races and particularly in Singapore, overly dwelled on the driver's mistakes on track. According to the account, this attitude did not serve the team and these disagreements should be discussed internally. It also pointed out that Vasseur criticized the media for fueling controversies while providing them with arguments to do so. The message referred to a YouTube live stream by Auto_Racer_it shared by FerrarinewsITA. #Ferrari #Formule1 #Hamilton (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported that Gabriel Attal was being criticized within the Macronist camp, particularly by close associates of Édouard Philippe, regarding the expenses of his campaign. Citing Le Parisien, he indicated that 2,000 people had attended a meeting in Lyon and that round trips on the TGV were being offered at 50 euros from six cities, with the rest being financed by the campaign. He also reminded that the former headquarters of Renaissance had been sold for 31.4 million euros in 2025, after being purchased for 35 million in 2019, and described tensions among the Macronists regarding the use of their resources a few months before the presidential election. #Politique #Macronisme #GabrielAttal (translated)

Bally Bagayoko thanked the people who had followed his live stream the day before and indicated that the video was available online: https://t.co/0kkR88yEFg. He had listed the topics addressed, especially regarding municipal life and transportation: the return of the market at place Jean-Jaurès at 23:18, parking, the pedestrianization of the city center, and the exit from the A1 at avenue Marcel-Cachin at 24:52, then the relationship with the municipal police at 33:34. He also mentioned bus 153 at 41:38, a potential bus between Plaine (RER D) and the city center at 1:03:56, bike paths at 47:29 and scooters on rue de la République at 48:22. Other listed themes concerned engagement and projects for the LGBTQI+ community (26:49), the controversy over female genital mutilation and abstention during a motion at the municipal council (28:23), as well as the change of structure for youth animators "every 5 years" (32:22). Bagayoko had also listed questions about the reporting application of Plaine Commune (35:13), access to property (36:02), the Irène-Popard gymnasium, out of service for 2 years (39:20), a request for a meeting from the Gaston-Dourdin neighborhood (40:31), free zones for businesses (43:40), mold in public housing (45:08), and work-study programs in journalism for a young person from Saint-Denis (46:09). His list also included the cancellation of elections in Vénissieux and Vaulx-en-Velin (42:45), the models that had shaped him (50:27), wild mechanics (52:02), the return of agents to Pierrefitte (54:38), and the development of a square, the name of which was cautiously indicated as Geyter, to make it accessible to children (55:31). He finally mentioned registering on the electoral rolls before December 31 (57:24), fear in front of police officers (59:18), the bill for property damage sent by Valérie Pécresse (1:00:57), the mayor of Nice identifying him on Facebook (1:02:42), child protection and its premises (1:04:35), the single-parent family card (1:06:54), a visit to Saint-Rémi, in an abandoned residence (1:08:07), the care of a disabled child for 8 hours and 30 minutes per week (1:09:02) and the cities in 93 where to buy housing (1:10:40). He also mentioned a question about how to join LFI from Saint-Ouen (49:53). #SaintOuen #Élections #Communauté (translated)

In front of the court, Christine Villemin, mother of Grégory, a little boy murdered in 1984, is pursuing a former journalist for defamation for accusing her of being responsible for her child's murder, thus rekindling the tensions and controversies surrounding this still enigmatic case. #Justice #AffaireGrégory #Procès (translated)

Erik Tegnér announced the publication of an investigation of more than thirty pages on the magistrate Youssef Badr, conducted over three months and based, according to him, on the testimonies of more than 22 sources. He defended the press's right to investigate a person who has chosen to expose themselves in the media, particularly in a book, interviews, and conferences. Tegnér stated that his editorial team had reached out to Badr ten times since July 8 to obtain his responses, without success. He added that the emails had been forwarded to Canard enchaîné and that Libération and this newspaper had published articles about the investigation before its release. He described these publications as an attempt at pressure and delegitimization. The editorial director specified that he himself had been sentenced in the first instance by Badr to six months in prison suspended for an investigation into immigration lawyers, and that he had appealed. He stated that he had kept himself away from research, interviews, and investigations to avoid any doubt about his impartiality. Tegnér condemned the insults and threats directed at Badr, while asserting that this should not prevent the publication of the investigation. He indicated that the magazine would be available the next day in more than 5,000 kiosks across France. #Journalisme #Enquête #Justice (translated)

Actu Foot stated that Manchester City had largely defeated Liverpool at Anfield, in a tense atmosphere for the Citizens' first match since the controversy regarding the allegations. The account noted that Erling Haaland scored his 11th goal of the season, praised the introduction of Jérémy Doku, and suggested that Rayan Cherki once again showcased his talent. #PremierLeague #ManCity #Liverpool (translated)

Mario Kohnen, coach of Sporting Charleroi, expresses his satisfaction after his team's victory against Standard (0-1) and comments on the controversy surrounding a potential penalty claimed by the Liégeois, while emphasizing the importance of accepting refereeing decisions. #SportingCharleroi #StandardLiège #FootballBelgique (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS wrote that Razer was at the center of a controversy after the presentation of a new mouse that, according to him, allows players to make a 180-degree turn with a single click. He indicated that many players felt that this feature constituted cheating and would provide an unfair advantage in competitive games. #Razer #Gaming #Triche (translated)

The author of the post claimed that Mathilde Panot, president of the La France insoumise group in the National Assembly, refused to wear the breast cancer awareness ribbon, causing a heated controversy according to him. #MathildePanot #cancer #octobrerose https://t.co/Zogzqe4R0a #cancer #octobrerose #politique #FR (translated)