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Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on BFM television that five police officers were also injured in the attack Sunday night, which drew nationwide attention amid concerns about soccer violence.

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Lyon football team coach suffers serious face injury as fans attack team bus outside stadium!

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Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on BFM television that five police officers were also injured in the attack Sunday night, which drew nationwide attention amid concerns about soccer violence.

French police have detained nine people and are searching for other suspects after a violent attack on buses carrying the Lyon football team and fans left coach Fabio Grosso with a head injury and forced the postponement of its game at Marseille, the interior minister said Monday.
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on BFM television that five police officers were also injured in the attack Sunday night, which drew nationwide attention amid concerns about soccer violence.
&ldquo;Shame and Disgust,&rdquo; was the headline on L'Equipe newspaper's front page, with a picture of Grosso&rsquo;s bloodied face.
However, it's unlikely the attack will lead to disciplinary sanctions against the nine-time French champions.
Since it took place outside the Velodrome stadium, responsibility lies with public authorities and not with the club. The case has been taken over by a French league committee in charge of scheduling competitions, and not by the discipline commission.
The team bus was hit on the way to the Stade Velodrome, shattering some windows. Grosso was injured by falling shards of glass and needed medical treatment with his face bleeding heavily. Lyon assistant coach Raffaele Longo was also injured. Buses carrying Lyon fans were also attacked.
Grosso suffered a deep cut above his left eye that required stitches and had a large bandage wrapped around his head.
The attack was been widely commented on in media outside France and comes at a very bad time for the French league amid negotiations for the sale of its TV rights abroad. Earlier this month, the auction for the domestic broadcast rights for the 2024-2029 period was cancelled after the league failed to attract bids meeting the minimum price set.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Instagram that &ldquo;there is absolutely no place for violence in soccer, on or off the pitch&rdquo; and called on &ldquo;the competent authorities to ensure that the appropriate measures are taken.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Without exception, in football, all players, coaches and fans must be safe to enjoy our sport,&rdquo; Infantino said. He added a picture of Grosso with a bandage on his face, with the message &rdquo;Forza Fabio."
Sports Minister Amelia Oudea-Castera called for a &lsquo;&rsquo;global response'' and said the French league, the teams and fan groups should all take responsibility. Speaking Monday on France-2 television, she called for tougher restrictions on troublemakers.
She and Darmanin defended police protection for the Lyon team even though the measures weren't enough to prevent the attack.
Marseille president Pablo Longoria said the attack was unacceptable and the club wished Grosso a speedy recovery.
&ldquo;Because of a handful of thoughtless people, tonight&rsquo;s party was spoiled and 65,000 fans were deprived of attending a soccer match,&rdquo; the club said.
Incidents also took place in the seating area at Marseille's stadium before the game was canceled, with some Lyon fans making racist gestures directed at the home supporters. Lyon said in a statement Monday it has requested surveillance videos to identify them and &ldquo;keep them away from the stands.&rdquo;
The atmosphere has long been tense between the teams, notably since fans from Marseille and Lyon fought in a violent brawl 10 years ago that left 17 injured.
Both clubs have been under pressure lately. Marseille is still showing poor form with one win and three losses in its last four league games, and Lyon is the only team still winless in the league.

Laurent Blanc will take over as the head coach of French professional football club Lyon on a two-year contract following the sacking of Peter Bosz on Sunday.
Blanc, a World Cup-winner as a player with France in 1998, has been out of coaching since February this year, when he parted ways with Qatari club Al Rayyan.
The 56-year-old won four French Ligue-1 and two Coupe de France titles during his managerial spells with Paris Saint-Germain and Bordeaux.
Bosz was sacked following a run of one draw and four defeats in Lyon's last five Ligue-1 games, which has left the club sitting ninth in the standings.
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Lyon appoint former France boss Laurent Blanc as its new manager

Laurent Blanc will take over as the head coach of French professional football club Lyon on a two-year contract following the sacking of Peter Bosz on Sunday

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Blanc, a World Cup-winner as a player with France in 1998, has been out of coaching since February this year, when he parted ways with Qatari club Al Rayyan

Laurent Blanc will take over as the head coach of French professional football club Lyon on a two-year contract following the sacking of Peter Bosz on Sunday.
Blanc, a World Cup-winner as a player with France in 1998, has been out of coaching since February this year, when he parted ways with Qatari club Al Rayyan.
The 56-year-old won four French Ligue-1 and two Coupe de France titles during his managerial spells with Paris Saint-Germain and Bordeaux.
Bosz was sacked following a run of one draw and four defeats in Lyon's last five Ligue-1 games, which has left the club sitting ninth in the standings.
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Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England

Nathan Lyon backs Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England, saying that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake.

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England. Paine's spot in the team is under the scanner after he stepped down from Test captaincy following a sexting scandal.
Bite 1: Tim (Paine) made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and he has owned that mistake. He's got my full support and 100 percent guarantee he's got the full support of the Australian change room.
Bite 2: In my eyes, yeah. We've always said that I think the selectors said that we were going to pick the best available eleven and in my eyes, Tim Paine's the best keeper in the world. So I know I want him. This is very selfish from a bowler's point of view. I want the best, best gloveman behind the stumps, and in my eyes, that's Tim Paine."

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England, saying that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England. Paine's spot in the team is under the scanner after he stepped down from Test captaincy following a sexting scandal.
Lyon said that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake. Lyon also said that Paine has the full backing of the Australian change room.
Lyon further added that Tim Paine has been Australia's best wicketkeeper and he remains hopeful that the Tasmanian would be part of Australia playing XI for the first Ashes test at Brisbane, starting December 8.
Lyon explained that from a bowler's point of view, he wants the best gloveman&nbsp;behind the stumps and reckoned that Paine is best.&nbsp;

In a heartfelt gesture, the Australian cricketers have decided to do their bit for India despite going&nbsp;back home from the IPL.&nbsp;The likes of Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood will be taking part in an online-gaming event to raise money for UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.
Left-arm pacer Josh Lalor came up with the fundraising idea which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online which will be streamed online for fans to watch. The target of the event is to raise $100,000.
Australian Cricket has so far raised more than AUD 2,80,000 as part of UNICEF Australia&rsquo;s India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal.

Aussie cricketers to take part in online-gaming fundraiser for covid-19 appeal

Aussie cricketers have come up with a fundraising idea&nbsp;which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online to raise&nbsp;money for&nbsp;India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.

In a heartfelt gesture, the Australian cricketers have decided to do their bit for India despite going&nbsp;back home from the IPL.&nbsp;The likes of Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood will be taking part in an online-gaming event to raise money for UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.
Left-arm pacer Josh Lalor came up with the fundraising idea which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online which will be streamed online for fans to watch. The target of the event is to raise $100,000.
Australian Cricket has so far raised more than AUD 2,80,000 as part of UNICEF Australia&rsquo;s India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal.

Responding to a remark from Cameron Bancroft that bowlers were aware of the tampering in the infamous sandpaper gate scandal, top Australian bowlers have dismissed the claims. In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned by some journalists and past players. The statement also said that the bowlers did not know a foreign substance was taken onto the field to alter the condition of the ball. The revelation from Bancroft has opened a can of worms as many former Aussie greats are demanding a fresh probe into the incident which rocked the world of cricket 3 years ago in South Africa.&nbsp;

Cummins, Starc, Lyon dismiss Bancroft's 'bowlers knew' claim

In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned

Responding to a remark from Cameron Bancroft that bowlers were aware of the tampering in the infamous sandpaper gate scandal, top Australian bowlers have dismissed the claims. In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned by some journalists and past players. The statement also said that the bowlers did not know a foreign substance was taken onto the field to alter the condition of the ball. The revelation from Bancroft has opened a can of worms as many former Aussie greats are demanding a fresh probe into the incident which rocked the world of cricket 3 years ago in South Africa.&nbsp;

A Greek Orthodox priest on Saturday was critically wounded after being shot in the French city of Lyon.Nikolaos Kakavelaki, a 52-year-old Greek citizen, was closing his Lyon church mid-afternoon when he was shot twice in the chest at point blank range, reported AFP news agency. French police interrogated one suspect and searched for others on Sunday.The priest is now in a local hospital and remains&nbsp;in critical condition. with life threatening injuries. However, the reason for the attack is unclear. The attack comes in after France stays on high alert after the killing of three people at a Nice church on Thursday, amid the tensions stirred globally over cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad published in a French newspaper.

Greek priest shot outside Church in French city of Lyon

A Greek Orthodox priest on Saturday was critically wounded after being shot in the French city of Lyon. Nikolaos Kakavelaki, a 52-year-old Greek citizen, was closing his Lyon church mid-afternoon when he was shot twice in the chest at point blank range, reported AFP news agency. French police interrogated one suspect and searched for others on Sunday. The priest is now in a local hospital and remains&nbsp;in critical condition. with life threatening injuries. However, the reason for the attack is unclear. The attack comes in after France stays on high alert after the killing of three people at a Nice church on Thursday, amid the tensions stirred globally over cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad published in a French newspaper.

Amid a spate of attacks in France&nbsp;over the republishing of Prophet Muhammad cartoons, a Greek Orthodox priest was shot critically in the city of Lyon.&nbsp;The AFP reported&nbsp;52-year-old&nbsp;Nikolaos&nbsp;Kakavelaki&nbsp;was closing his Lyon church&nbsp;on Saturday&nbsp;mid-afternoon when he was shot twice in the chest at point blank range.&nbsp;The priest is now in a local hospital and remains&nbsp;in critical condition with life threatening injuries.&nbsp;French police interrogated one suspect and searched for others on Sunday.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, the reason for the attack is unclear.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

A Greek Orthodox priest on Saturday was critically wounded after being shot in the French city of Lyon.
Nikolaos Kakavelaki, a 52-year-old Greek citizen, was closing his Lyon church mid-afternoon when he was shot twice in the chest at point blank range, reported AFP news agency.
French police interrogated one suspect and searched for others on Sunday.
The priest is now in a local hospital and remains&nbsp;in critical condition. with life threatening injuries. However, the reason for the attack is unclear.
The attack comes in after France stays on high alert after the killing of three people at a Nice church on Thursday, amid the tensions stirred globally over cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad published in a French newspaper.

France imposes curfew amid second wave of Covid cases

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced curfew in France in the wake of a surging second wave of coronavirus infections. The curfew would be in effect from 9 am to 6 am for four weeks starting Saturday in a number cities, including Paris, Lille, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse. While Macron called the situation "worrisome", he added that "control has not been lost". France has seen a spike in Covid cases since July with the most recent record daily high of nearly 27,000 infections on October 10.

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