Deschamps refuses to comment on Mbappe allegations after 2-1 win in Belgium

France's Kylian Mbappe has been accused of rape and sexual harassment by the Swedish press.

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00:00At the moment, it's coming out of everywhere, from anywhere.

00:04Between doing the part of the thing between the true and the false,

00:09I have the impression that some people want to put everything on their backs.

00:13I don't know. It's coming out, a background, a toxin.

00:17I'm not going to talk to him about it.

00:20I think he's old enough to know how to communicate.

00:23He has enough means to communicate, but...

00:27Yes, yes, I'm telling you, I'm telling you again.

00:31I'm not pointing the finger at anyone.

00:34Everyone is free to say and write what they want.

00:36But there is a very negative environment, necessarily.

00:42You have to be careful when you take things back.

00:47I'm not going to say that... I know, I don't know.

00:52But it's better to take a little step back

00:55before bringing out everything and anything.

00:58But it happens so many times, unfortunately.

01:01Yet there are things that are not difficult to check.

01:05But if you give credit to anyone,

01:09it brings you to things, sometimes.

01:12But with that, I take a lot of step back.

01:15But it's not a good thing for the French team.