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Actu Foot reported that Juan Iglesias from FC Sevilla criticized the refereeing at the Bernabéu. The player stated that his team expected how things would unfold and that the referees often did not allow them to speak to them. He added that they asked them to step away and threatened them with a card, believing that approaching them could therefore cost them one. https://t.co/Yr5iXxLaD1 #Arbitrage #Football #FCSeville (translated)

Manuel Pellegrini strongly criticized the refereeing after Betis' defeat against FC Barcelona. He believed that refereeing decisions had influenced decisive actions and determined the outcome. Regarding a disallowed goal, he acknowledged that Cucho had touched the ball with his hand, while claiming that a Barça player had pushed him from behind. He also judged that the red card had decided the match: according to him, Yamal had pushed and provoked his opponent, who had responded incorrectly. Pellegrini believed that the referee should have warned both players and stated that the score did not reflect the flow of the match. https://t.co/FMEAGLXQr5 #Arbitrage #Betis #FCBarcelona (translated)

News - Barça reported that Laporta accused Real Madrid of seeking excuses to justify its situation. According to him, this stemmed from its own decisions, and the club should have shown self-criticism and examined its problems internally. He added that instead, Real Madrid was trying to attack everything it could, including the League, the Federation, and the referees. #RealMadrid #Football #Autocritique (translated)

Joan Laporta stated that LaLiga was lucky to have Javier Tebas as president, claiming that he knew how to face attacks from Real Madrid. He accused the club of wanting to "blow everything up," particularly LaLiga and the Technical Committee of Referees, and added that he was not satisfied with the Federation either. https://t.co/fGNbZdEImN #LaLiga #RealMadrid #Football (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon wished Pope Leo XIV a prompt and solid recovery after his surgery. He felt that disagreements about worldviews should not overshadow the fact, in his opinion, that the pope had recognized secularism at the Élysée, while addressing the President of the Republic. Mélenchon stated that Leo XIV had provided a definition in line with European conventions on the public practice of religious rites, a definition that he claimed was rejected by all French right-wing parties. He considered that this recognition marked a break from Pope Pius X's opposition to the separation of Church and State, and that it ended a long period of confrontation between the Catholic Church and the Republic. The other issues, he believed, fell under legitimate controversies resolved by French laws. #Laïcité #République #PapeLéonXIV (translated)

Enzo Maresca said at a press conference that Enzo Fernandez did not intentionally push the referee during City-PSG. He added that the players were not thinking about pushing a referee and described the incident as an unexpected and funny moment. https://t.co/yLn6Ob3kXl #Football #CityPSG #EnzoFernandez (translated)

Univers Tennis reported that Rafael Jodar had apologized after his behavior towards a ball boy in Shanghai. He acknowledged that he was wrong and explained that his frustration after a close point had prevented him from controlling his emotions. He specified that he did not mean to hurt or upset the ball boy and that he respected ball boys and umpires. Jodar also believed that the warning he received was justified, that the umpire made the right decision, and that he would try not to do it again. (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Enzo Fernandez violently pushed Mr. Jablonski, the referee of the City-PSG match, after the latter inadvertently interfered with an action of the Argentine. The account specified that the player was not penalized. https://t.co/zvKxJQiTBr #Football #PSG #City (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Endrick criticized the treatment of Vinícius Jr. He believed that two matches of suspension would have been justified, against the four imposed, and stated that many expected a heavier punishment. Endrick also stated that Vinícius was regularly targeted, not only by referees, and that he was a strong player who fought for Real Madrid. He described him as a wonderful person off the field and said he believed that God would accompany him and make him stronger. The media attributed these remarks to TNT Sports Brazil. #ViníciusJR #Endrick #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Vinicius Junior felt wronged by the referees. He claimed that he only learned about his four-match suspension upon arriving at the stadium, while he believed that the announcement could have been made sooner. He also stated that he had never been violent towards another player and said that, despite the hits he received, it was he who was being penalized or sent off. These statements were made in the mixed zone, according to Le Journal du Real. #ViniciusJunior #Arbitrage #Football (translated)

RMadrid reported on Mourinho's comments, in which he deemed the announcement by the Referees' Committee of Vini's four-match suspension, just before the match, to resemble a declaration of war and to be a lack of respect. He claimed that this decision was neither innocent nor normal, rejected the apologies, and stated that he would do everything to make people open their eyes. #Mourinho #Football #Arbitrage (translated)

Tomas Roncero stated on El Chiringuito that he was pleased that Mourinho was speaking out in the Negreira case. He called it the biggest scandal in the history of football and refereeing, and criticized some at Real Madrid for remaining silent. Roncero claimed that Barça had paid 8 million euros, year after year, to the vice-president of the Technical Committee of Referees, obtaining what he described as shameful statistical advantages. He also suggested that one must commit 16 fouls on Vinicius to receive a yellow card. He demanded that the four presidents of Barça apologize and questioned the refereeing reports. He added that no one should remain silent until justice is served. https://t.co/ekXFNDJFOh #Football #Scandale #Arbitrage (translated)

Univers Tennis indicated that during his match against Botic van de Zandschulp in Shanghai, Rafael Jodar requested a towel from the ball boy in Spanish using an insult. According to the account, the Colombian referee understood his words and gave him a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct. https://t.co/Mca0oEcF3B #Tennis #Sports #RafaelNadal (translated)

Francois Gagnon wrote that Kirby Dach had been penalized despite an infraction he deemed minor. He believed that the player's lack of skating exposed him to the referees' decisions and wondered how many more chances Dach could still get, as it seemed to him that he had already had many. #CH #Hockey #NHL #KirbyDach (translated)

Charel estimated that Lamine Yamal should react better to opposing fouls, stating that they made him too easily lose focus in the game. He compared him to Neymar at his peak, who, according to him, raised his level when he was tackled, while Yamal preferred to intimidate the referee. #Football #Sport #LamineYamal (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Aurélien Tchouaméni said he did not want to dwell on the refereeing. The Real Madrid player felt that the referees were doing their best, while expressing strong frustration within the team regarding the decisions. He added that the most important thing was to have won against Villarreal and to look ahead. https://t.co/eptlRg6Xcd #RealMadrid #Tchouaméni #Arbitrage (translated)

Barça News reported that the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) believed that Real Madrid was trying to create a hostile atmosphere ahead of the Clásico. According to the media, the federation considered that the complaints from the Madrid club regarding refereeing decisions it deemed correct were aimed at influencing the referees and putting pressure on them before the match at Camp Nou on October 25. #Clásico #RealMadrid #RFEF (translated)