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Nicolò Schira reported that Luciano Spalletti said he wanted to end his career well at Juventus and that, being almost 70 years old, he was looking at the whole season and not just the match of the day. Spalletti stated that he was convinced that, if they continued to play like this, the team would win many matches; he also judged the evening's performance positively and praised Kolo Muani for the goal action. https://t.co/q4ONBT3lUo #SerieA #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Michele argued that, for years, he had achieved respectable placements with subpar cars by employing strategies with fewer stops. He added that until 2024 he systematically made one pit stop less than the others in each race. https://t.co/ldYzB0GJD2 #Formula1 #Motorsport #Gare (translated)

AlertesInfos reported that a call was circulating on social media to gather at the train stations of major cities in France on October 17, in order to converge protesters towards Paris by train. The account indicated that the call had been broadcast on TikTok. https://t.co/lXTBoXBmEB #France #manifestation #gouvernement (translated)

We did not expect it, but it is still an unequaled success for a warning action. The "warning" demonstration organized on Friday in Brussels brought together 50,000 people, said the president of the FGTB, Bert Engelaar, upon the arrival of the procession from Brussels Central station to Brussels-Midi station. #manifestation #FGTB #Bruxelles (translated)

Virgin Trains plans to launch a competing service to Eurostar starting in 2030, offering 13 daily round trips between London and Paris with high-speed trains manufactured by Alstom, an enhanced experience, and renovation projects for the Gare du Nord. #VirginTrains #Eurostar #TransportÀGrandeVitesse (translated)

Permanente Revolution described the arrival at the Gare du Nord of students from the Feyder high school in Épinay as massive and festive. The media indicated that they were accompanied by Anasse Kazib and railway workers from SUD Rail Paris Nord, and associated this mobilization between young people and workers with Aya Nakamura. https://t.co/xXbE2zWpfq #FaitDivers #Solidarité #Jeunesse (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported that in Épinay-sur-Seine, teachers, high school students, and railway workers formed a procession after passing by Feyder high school. The mobilized workers and students were heading to the station to join a demonstration at République. https://t.co/6lLXHwWkSW #Manifestation #Éducation #Solidarité (translated)

Infrabel, the railway network manager, has been experiencing a computer outage since 10:15 AM, resulting in outdated information displayed at train stations and on the SNCB app, although train punctuality and safety are being maintained according to a spokesperson. #Infrabel #SNCB #panneinformatique (translated)

Guido Olivares has written that the Under 21 Italy team has qualified for the category European Championships, scheduled for next summer in Albania and Serbia. He reported that Baldini's team had decisively beaten Poland and won the group with 9 victories in 10 matches. https://t.co/NffqONQRbS #Under21 #Europei #Italia (translated)

Federico Albano described the race in Sepang as unpredictable and credited Max Verstappen with a well-deserved victory. According to him, the updates had made the Red Bull more predictable and suited to the characteristics required this season. He added that Verstappen had made the difference in the wet and that the Red Bull pit wall had managed the strategy flawlessly, even with the last pit stop, which in his opinion was the correct choice despite the driver relinquishing the first position. Albano assessed Kimi Antonelli's performance positively, finishing second: he described him as fast and mature and wrote that he had overtaken George Russell. He predicted that he would win the title. Regarding Russell's zero points, he noted that the risk related to the decision not to change the power unit in Baku had materialized, which had ended his championship bid. He also pointed to the Mercedes updates as a technical theme to be re-evaluated starting from Singapore. The commentator described Lewis Hamilton as "phenomenal" and praised his race, while criticizing Ferrari's management. He wrote that the team had misjudged the initial tire choice and questioned the decision to put medium tires on Hamilton after his first stint on softs. In his view, the safety car had given him the chance to secure a well-deserved podium. Albano also appreciated Charles Leclerc's comeback, although he considered him less competitive than Hamilton over the weekend, and noted that the Ferraris had finished third and fourth ahead of a McLaren that he deemed to be struggling in various aspects. He finally reminded that there were seven races left until the end. #F1 #Formula1 #Sepang (translated)

Figarland Ingio⁴⁴ wrote that they had returned to the podium after five races and that they had salvaged a disastrous race, using a vulgar and derogatory expression to refer to their opponents. He added that, with 41, they continued to be superior to everyone. https://t.co/iCjK3H7xg6 #Podio #Gare #Sport (translated)