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National player Marie Müller (26) impressed in her debut game for the German national team and talks about her journey to becoming a professional footballer, including a remarkable childhood memory in which she won against BVB star Lars Ricken. #DFB #Frauenfußball #WM2026 (translated)

VILLA VILLA pointed out that Camilo Vargas was the standout player of the rival team in a match where Chivas had two debuts and six absences: Romo, Campillo, Cotorro, Castillo, Gómez, and Govea. He added that three of the next four matches would be at home and that the team would seek to secure their ticket and recover players. #Chivas #Fútbol #LigaMX (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Franck Haise defended Estéban Lepaul after his goalless debut with the French team. In a press conference, Haise emphasized that Les Bleus had won 4-1 and considered the performance more positive than what had been said, reminding that it was Lepaul's first selection and that such an experience was not easy. #ÉquipeDeFrance #Football #Débuts (translated)

BeFootball reported, citing L’Équipe, that Dayann Methalie, born in 2006 and who was still playing in Toulouse's reserve team a year earlier, was impressed when he saw Erling Haaland in front of him during the warm-up before his Premier League debut. Methalie stated that the moment felt "really real" to him. #Football #Haaland #Toulouse (translated)

Old tweets from Jordan Bardella reveal references to the far-right ideologue Alain Soral, highlighting a Soral-like atmosphere during his early days in politics, while his entourage denies any closeness to him despite the revelations from Mediapart. #JordanBardella #RassemblementNational #AlainSoral (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Zinédine Zidane had made the best debut as the coach of the French national team after four matches since Jacques Santini in 2002, with three victories and one draw, according to Statsdufoot. https://t.co/A2ESX2ECXh #Zidane #ÉquipeDeFrance #Football (translated)

Manchester United showcased Leny Yoro's debut with the French team by highlighting his statistics: 96 balls touched and 93% successful passes. The club noted that he won 9 duels, including 4 on the ground and 5 in the air, and made 11 defensive actions, with 6 clearances, 1 interception, and 4 recoveries. He also successfully completed 3 tackles out of 4 and 7 long balls out of 10, provided 1 key pass, and had not been dribbled past. #TeamFrance #Football #Sport (translated)

ARENA wrote that Usman Nurmagomedov had turned down a €2 million per fight offer from the PFL. According to the account, he could sign with the UFC after the end of the 90-day restriction period imposed by the PFL, and then debut against a top opponent in the under 70 kg category. #UFC #MMA #Nurmagomedov (translated)

News - Barça reported that Pau Cubarsí believed that starting at 16 years old could give the impression of already being old at 20. However, the player felt that at that age, he would still consider himself young, and that one must continue to fight to be ready when the opportunity arises. #JeunesTalents #DéveloppementSportif #Opportunités (translated)

Glopo wrote that SLY was about to face T1 for the fifth time and that he only needed one Nexus to win the tier 2 world championship title. Following the French scene since its beginnings, he called it "unreal" to see the team so close to the title against T1. He mentioned that the match was being broadcast live on OTP and at Wakz and invited his audience to follow it. #Esport #Gaming #Championnat (translated)

I wanted to remain sober at first and not speak, but I have thought a lot about Malek since the announcement of his passing, and I told myself that it was a good thing to pay tribute to him. I met him on a TeamSpeak we called "TS Netteux" back in the day, over 10 years ago now. It was a TS where almost the entire French subtop scene of the early CS:GO was present. I still don't know how I ended up there since I was just a guy who played on FACEIT and had never played as a team. I found myself with pros and semi-pros from the scene, and I was so happy to be with those guys and to be able to play with them. My only obsession was for one of them to give me a chance to play with them as a team. There were several young players in the same situation on the TS, we had no concept of team play, we only thought about individual skill and making highlights to impress the subtop players. I remember one day when Malek had us join a server, with other guys like me who were hanging around on the TS. We were on Dust2, and he was telling us to imagine a line that divides the map in two, the bombsite A and the bombsite B, and that the goal as terrorists was to go to the bombsite where there were the least CTs. He also made comments about our approach to the game: "You only think about shooting and getting kills, but in a round, the time you spend shooting an enemy is 2 seconds. You put all your attention on those 2 seconds, but what are you doing for the next 1 minute and 40 seconds, and what can you do to help your team win the round?" He was teaching us the basics of team play, and we listened to him attentively. I had the opportunity to run into him at LANs from time to time and chat a bit with him. We weren't particularly close, but the exchanges were always fascinating and very direct with him. I think he wanted to be validated by his peers, like all of us, the players and more broadly, the actors of the CS scene in France. And it's true that having a track record helps a lot to obtain that validation, but I think it's important to value his work, and more broadly the work of passionate people in the scene, whether they have a track record or have done great things in the competitive scene or not. Rest in peace, Malek. #CSGO #Hommage #Esport (translated)