Goddet could point, however, to clandestine printing of Resistance newspapers and pamphlets in the "L'Auto" print room and so was allowed to publish a successor paper called "L'Équipe". It occupied premises across the road from where "L'Auto" had been, in a building that had actually been in owned by "L'Auto", although the original paper's assets had been sequestrated by the state. One condition of publication imposed by the state was that "L'Équipe" was to use white paper rather than yellow, which was too closely attached to "L'Auto".