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Walid Acherchour expressed concern about the performance of Olympique de Marseille, mentioning a first half that he felt was marked by significant fear. He believed that the team could not afford to lose this match or drop points, and noted that several players had faded instead of playing their football, with the exception of two or three individuals. He hoped that OM would be far from those positions in the standings in March and April, adding that the pressure associated with those positions was different in Marseille than in another club. Acherchour also described the last 15 minutes as very complicated and felt that the team did not provide reassurance. https://t.co/2VN20wHGJ6 #OM #OlympiqueDeMarseille #Football (translated)

Boris Šťastný wrote that Petr Hlaváček, whom he described as the leader of the victorious STAN and a candidate for the mayor of Prague, announced plans to raise public transport fares and resident parking fees, and to introduce a toll for entering the city center. He stated that motorists promised during the campaign to abolish public transport fares for Prague residents, unify parking zones, and not to introduce a toll or restrict entry to the city center. He attributed the decision to voters and wished Hlaváček good luck. #Praha #MHD #politika (translated)

David Rangl, in an ironically toned post, claimed that the intervention of Russian data centers caused chaos in the Czech pro-Russian scene. According to him, disinformation websites and trolls stopped receiving instructions, so some people had to form their own opinions. Rangl described that the SPD convened a crisis staff, which, according to him, after several hours came up with several contradictory explanations: either the attack did not occur, Russia repelled it, or it could have been Brussels, NATO, migrants, and Petr Fiala to blame. He also mentioned a demand for the government's resignation without a clearly stated reason. According to him, on the alternative scene, one influencer condemned Russian aggression, another published photos of burning servers as evidence of Russian victory, and another began promoting Russia's accession to NATO. Jindřich Rajchl, according to Rangl, demanded a parliamentary investigative committee due to the decline in followers. The post further described the extinguished premises of the Stačilo! movement, non-functional stamp machines at the Václav Klaus Institute, and the vaccination of the Svatopluk association against rabies at a veterinary station. The situation was eventually calmed by a chain email that blamed events on Soros, Ukrainian pensioners, and a secret NATO lab in Uzhhorod. Rangl concluded that Russian servers were gradually returning to operation, while the damages to the Czech "patriotic scene" could be irreversible, as some people realized during the outage that they could think independently. #ČeskáRepublika #dezinformace #vlastenectví (translated)

Ous wondered whether the situation would repeat every weekend in all the stadiums in England. He expressed hope that the players would keep their cool, believing that being booed for an event they had no influence over — especially since they weren't even at the club yet — could quickly make them crack. #Football #Angleterre #Supporters (translated)

I congratulate Prague 1 Sobě on their victory, but seven mandates alone are not enough for a majority," said Terezie Radoměřská (TOP 09), the mayor of Prague 1, to Novinky, adding that she does not want to anticipate the form of the next coalition. #Praha1 #komunalnivolby #TOP09 (translated)

The Irish once again dominated the Velká pardubická, as jockey Keith Michael Donoghue defended his victory with the horse Final Orders, who crossed the finish line ahead of the local Godfrey and contributed to the historic success of Irish horses in one of the toughest races in Europe. #VelkáPardubická #steeplechase #FinalOrders (translated)

A sports tragedy at the Velká pardubická ended for Jakub Kocman riding Araucarias with an unfortunate mistake when he was injured while jumping, losing his chance for victory, while the win was claimed by the Irish horse Final Orders with jockey Keith Michael Donoghue. #VelkáPardubická #dostih #žokej (translated)

Angelika Bazalová wrote that Igor Chaun demonstrated a filmmaker's sensitivity to the moment during his meeting with fifteen-year-old students. She described their conversation as a testament to the times and was particularly amused by the moments when the girls were unsure how to spell his surname. She reminded the students that Chaun was among the student leaders of 1989 and stated that he had directed approximately 60 documentary and feature films, written a number of screenplays, including the screenplay for the 1992 film Requiem for a Doll, and directed Czech Soda. Bazalová also criticized that someone explained to Chaun why, in his opinion, a "spy in a jet" was acceptable. She compared it to the behavior of communist officials before the Velvet Revolution, who, according to her, preached equality but considered themselves superior. She wrote that the particular spy behaved similarly and referred to himself as "the first among equals." She recalled the concerns at the time that the country would return to the past after thirty years and expressed her pity for Chaun. Finally, she noted that the girl in the background was visibly fidgeting during her classmate's speech, which, according to her, might have meant that she was having a hard time with the situation. She added that Veronika might still change her mind as she gains more sense. #dokumentárnífilm #sametovárevoluce #historie (translated)

In the municipal elections held on October 11, 2026, the STAN movement recorded a triumph, while the ANO movement of Andrej Babiš, which tried to paint its electoral defeat as a victory, faced shameful results, especially in Prague and its traditional strongholds. #KomunálníVolby #HnutíANO #STAN (translated)