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EC Bahia announced that they defeated Mirassol 1-0 at Fonte Nova and returned to the G5 of the Brazilian Championship. According to the club, Luciano Juba scored the goal of the match. The team stated that they would host Flamengo the following Sunday. #BBMP https://t.co/04L4ZXI1n2 #CampeonatoBrasileiro #Futebol #BBMP (translated)

Fluminense FC lamented that, according to the club, the classic match against Flamengo was marked by two refereeing errors. The team stated that, in the first half, Erick Pulgar struck Rodrigo Castillo's knee with the sole of his shoe, in a tackle that would have endangered the forward's physical integrity, and criticized referee Rafael Klein for not sending off the player. They also pointed out the omission of VAR, overseen by Daniel Nobre Bins. The club further stated that, in the second half, Alex Sandro knocked down Savarino inside the area without contesting the ball, but the referee did not award a penalty. Fluminense asserted that the tolerance to this type of incident threatened the safety of the players and that the failure to apply the rules could alter the dynamics and outcome of the match. #FluminenseFC #Flamengo #arbitragem (translated)

O Somos São Paulinos reported that São Paulo won against Vitória 2 to 1, with two goals from Calleri, in the 30th round of the Brazilian Championship. The page said that the next game for the Tricolor would be against Vasco, on Saturday (17), at 9 PM, in the 31st round, and invited fans to share their opinions about the match. https://t.co/seRzr9Mkpx #CampeonatoBrasileiro #SãoPauloFC #Futebol (translated)

RMC Sport reported that 20-year-old Paul Seixas won his first Monument by triumphing at the Tour of Lombardy. The media added that he became the youngest Frenchman to win this event and the first French rider to win a Monument since Julian Alaphilippe's victory at Milan-San Remo in 2019. https://t.co/ZRULcKEphP #TourDeLombardie #Cyclisme #Victoire (translated)

Fluminense F.C. informed that tickets for all fans were on sale and that more than 33 thousand people had already confirmed their presence at the semifinal of the CONMEBOL Libertadores, at Maraca. The club advised fans to buy their tickets. https://t.co/u6aLCrdHiV https://t.co/RLngEOmIpu #Libertadores #Maracanã #Tricolor (translated)

Fluminense F.C. wrote that there was little time left until the start of the quarter-finals of the Copa do Brasil and called on the tricolor fans to support the team in what it called the biggest Fla-Flu in the history of women's football. The club asked fans to attend to support the Fluzão Warriors in their quest for qualification. #CopaDoBrasil #FutebolFeminino #FlaFlu (translated)

The author called out Thomas Portes, stating that the tricolor scarf did not exempt him, in his opinion, from following a police officer's instructions. He criticized him for invoking his status as a parliamentarian and his freedom of movement to dispute a check. The author also argued that LFI was not above the law and was benefiting from a form of "judicial laxity," adding that Emmanuel Macron did not dare, in his view, to set the movement back on the right path. #France #Justice #Politique (translated)

There are a little over a billion barrels available in the OECD countries [an organization that brings together 38 countries spread across the globe, from North and South America to Europe and the Asia-Pacific]. This French stock is part of a larger whole. "We have a little over a billion barrels available in the OECD countries [an organization that brings together 38 countries spread across the globe, from North and South America to Europe and the Asia-Pacific]," Roland Lescure also pointed out. #Pétrole #Gazole #StocksStratégiques (translated)

Fluminense F.C. announced that it would host Coritiba at 9:30 PM at Maracanã for the Brasileirão and called on the fans to support the team. The club said it was "Flu day" and expressed hope that Laranjeiras would dream again. https://t.co/MKV9srEPZY #Fluminense #Brasileirão #Futebol (translated)

Matthieu Valet stated that he had previously warned Louis Boyard on France Info TV against disturbing the streets. He then claimed that the deputy had gone that very morning to a blockage, where a police commissioner explained the functioning of the law to him. Valet added that the tricolor scarf did not confer all rights and estimated that Boyard should rather work at the National Assembly. He congratulated the commissioner for intervening. (translated)

Fluminense F.C. stated that the support of the fans would make a difference and called on the supporters to go to Maracanã the next day. The club also encouraged fans to secure their tickets. https://t.co/u6aLCref8t https://t.co/i8v92PrtNR #Tricolor #Maracanã #Futebol (translated)

Matthieu Valet asked why, in his opinion, the far left enjoyed such impunity, particularly during an illegal blockade. He claimed that the LFI deputy Antoine Léaument had attempted that very morning to obstruct a police maneuver on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Valet accused elected officials of trying to attract votes by hindering the forces of order, and argued that their mandate did not give them the power to give orders to or obstruct their actions. He added that the tricolor sash did not place them above the law. #Politique #Sécurité #France (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that, in response to the banners "Here no one is a stranger" displayed in various schools, some students had brought the Tricolor to the institutions. She described it as a symbol of Italian identity that, according to her, someone would want to erase. https://t.co/OWPN2n75zv #Identità #Tricolore #OrgoglioNazionale (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that São Paulo could lose up to six points in the Brasileirão if they did not settle a debt of US$ 300 thousand (R$ 1.5 million) with the agents of midfielder Galoppo and remained under a transfer ban from FIFA for 60 days. According to the publication, the deadline for payment ended on December 2, during the last round of the championship. The loss of points would not be automatic but was provided for in the decision against the club. The report also stated that São Paulo was a repeat offender and had suffered another transfer ban that year due to a debt with Lazio involving Marcos Antônio, which was settled in August. At that time, the club was in 11th place, with 36 points, and would fall to 16th, just one point above the relegation zone, if they lost six points. According to the publication, the board was confident in settling the debt that week and was counting on an agreement with Ticketmaster, which provided for an advance of R$ 110 million in up to 45 days to ease the cash flow. Planet of Football credited the information to ge.globo, Bruno Giufrida, and Eder Traskini. #Brasileirão #SãoPauloFC #Futebol (translated)

Fluminense F.C. wrote that there were three days left until the fans reunited with the team at home and informed that there would be a game at Maraca on Thursday. The club encouraged supporters to secure tickets. https://t.co/u6aLCrdHiV https://t.co/mkm2FcQVZo #Maracanã #Tricolor #Futebol (translated)