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Le scandale lié à l’affaire Prestianni, après une insulte présumée visant Vinicius, relance un débat sensible : faut-il encadrer le fait, pour un joueur, de se cacher la bouche lors d’un échange conflictuel sur un terrain ? Dans cette situation précise, beaucoup estiment que la dissimulation au moment exact de l’accrochage renforce les soupçons. Pourtant, aucun élément sonore ne permet d’établir formellement les faits.

L’argument principal en faveur d’une règle repose sur la lutte contre l’impunité. Masquer ses lèvres rend toute lecture labiale impossible et complique considérablement les enquêtes disciplinaires. En cas d’accusation grave, notamment à caractère raciste, l’absence de preuve claire laisse place à une opposition parole contre parole, ce qui nourrit tensions et frustrations.

Certains avancent donc l’idée d’un cadre spécifique applicable uniquement en cas de conflit. Si un joueur cache volontairement sa bouche lors d’un accrochage, ce geste pourrait constituer un élément à charge ou justifier une mesure conservatoire. L’objectif serait dissuasif : empêcher que la dissimulation devienne un moyen d’échapper à toute responsabilité.

Cependant, cette approche pose des limites évidentes. Les joueurs peuvent vouloir protéger une consigne tactique ou éviter qu’un échange soit interprété hors contexte par des spécialistes de lecture labiale. Surtout, toute sanction automatique soulèverait la question de la présomption d’innocence. Le débat dépasse donc le seul cas Prestianni et interroge l’équilibre entre protection des victimes et respect des principes juridiques fondamentaux.

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00:00Should we create a Prestiani law?
00:01In other words, should football authorities create a law that prohibits any footballer from insulting a
00:06face hidden like that?
00:07Whether with the hands or with the jersey.
00:10Because it's true that in Prestiani's case, we're almost all sure and certain that Prestiani
00:14It veered into racist territory.
00:15The fact that he covers his mouth precisely at the moment he is about to insult Vinicius.
00:18As I've already said, when someone annoys you to the point that you want to insult them,
00:21You're not going to take the time to be lucid enough to hide your mouth to go and call her names.
00:25But it's true that, factually, we have no proof.
00:27Now, we cannot forbid two consenting individuals from covering their mouths.
00:30They don't want the press, for example, to see certain conversations.
00:32Because, as you well know, there are specialists who can, with a video without sound, arrive
00:36to bring out an entire speech.
00:38So in fact, I think we need to create a law.
00:39So not in Prestiani's name, because I have no desire to give that guy any importance.
00:43-there.
00:43But a law which, in the event of conflict, and only in the event of conflict of course,
00:46if someone covers their mouth to say something,
00:49Well, we're going to systematically agree and we're going to take as proof the person who complains about
00:53'having been assaulted.
00:54Of course, there would be loopholes; you mustn't prevent players from communicating, etc.
00:58Finally, there you have it.
00:58I don't know exactly what law to put in place, but I think it's worth debating.
01:02And that would somewhat echo what we have in society.
01:03For example, in France, it is forbidden to go out wearing a balaclava.
01:06For the simple reason that if you do crazy things,
01:08CCTV cameras should be able to recognize you, to recognize your face.
01:11Well, it's the same here.
01:13It's a little bit of time.
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