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Anna Lewandowska said that Robert Lewandowski's farewell to FC Barcelona at Spotify Camp Nou was particularly painful. Due to traffic, she had gone to the stadium on a scooter and said she cried seeing Robert and Laura embrace. She had hoped until the end that the family would stay in Barcelona, a city to which she said she had become deeply attached. She explained that she did not want to move and had even considered making trips back and forth with the family to join Robert, before concluding that it would not be viable in the long term. She also mentioned the memories of Munich, where her husband had reached the peak of his career, and the emotions related to football in Barcelona, particularly the support from Poles who came to watch Robert's matches. Anna Lewandowska said she had maintained good relations with the club president, Joan Laporta, who had come to see her at the stadium and assured her that Barcelona would always be his home. She mentioned her Edan studio, her team, and her walks near the beach. At the end of her stay, she had participated in a 10 km race; three or four people had come to say a few farewell words to her. She added that her loved ones had organized a party for her on the beach. According to her, FC Barcelona remembered Robert and had listed him among its legends. She also believed that her husband had become very attached to the club, beyond his contract. Now in Chicago, the family felt good, she said, even if the city represented a step. She described Poland, Barcelona, and Chicago as their different homes and mentioned the difficulties of moving, from reorganizing schools to administrative procedures. #Barcelone #Football #Nostalgie (translated)

After the heavy Amsterdam Marathon, where Mikky Keetels improved her personal record but missed her goal of a time under 2.30 hours, she shared emotional moments on Instagram, in which she speaks about the sacrifices she has made and her ambition to go to the Olympic Games in 2028. #AmsterdamMarathon #MikkyKeetels #Hardlopen (translated)

Life is sometimes tough. And sometimes you just can't hold it together anymore. My journey in the national team is a special one. I stood out from the crowd and became emotional. That wasn't planned. But I am not ashamed of it either. #LauraFreigang #EintrachtFrankfurt #Frauenfußball (translated)

I felt nauseous. I remember how excited I was and how much I had prepared for the press conference. And then to see someone using that image in a way meant to harm and humiliate me was very hard to understand," Lena Schilling said, according to The Guardian. #Deepfake #ViolențăDigitală #FemeiÎnPolitică (translated)

In the memorable game between SV Elversberg and FC Augsburg, which ended in a 4:3 victory for the promoted team, referee Florian Exner was heavily criticized for his numerous VAR decisions and penalty calls, while players and fans reacted emotionally to the chaotic events on the field. #SVElversberg #Bundesliga #VARDecisions (translated)

In Limoges, emotions are running high after the fire at the town hall and the collapse of part of its building, which occurred during a protest against the high cost of living on October 17, prompting an investigation into acts of criminal destruction. #Limoges #Incendie #Manifestation (translated)

Alexis Lebrun wrote that he was very proud to have finished the European Championships with a doubles title. He also said he was satisfied with his performance, particularly in the mixed doubles final, and mentioned the emotions and highlights of the competition. He indicated that he would support Prithika, Léo, and Félix for the end of the tournament.   #TeamLebrun #ChampionnatEurpopeen #Fierté #AllezLesBleus (translated)

Nicole Richard-Verspieren, president of the downtown merchants' association in Marseille, expresses her emotions regarding the looting that occurred during the protests against the high cost of living, emphasizing that we cannot continue like this. #Manifestations #Marseille #Pillages (translated)

Ultras Clips reported that Hamburger SV supporters paid tribute to Mathias Blindbæk Schlüter, a 26-year-old FC København fan and ultra who it described as a driving force behind the clubs’ historic fan friendship. Schlüter died in a traffic accident on September 22, the account wrote. During Hamburger SV’s match against VfB Stuttgart at the Volksparkstadion, supporters displayed a large portrait of him and a banner reading “Forever Urban, Forever Castways, Forever Urban!” #HSV #Fanliebe #RIP (translated)