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Leandro Aguilera pointed out that, with nine minutes left in the game, Boca was in first place in the annual standings after the draw between Independiente Rivadavia and Tigre. He added that Boca had the same points as Argentinos but a goal difference 10 goals higher. https://t.co/jfAaQBk4lV #BocaJuniors #FútbolArgentino #LigaProfesional (translated)

Manu Colchón wrote that Manuel Pellegrini had criticized the refereeing of the Betis-Barcelona match and described one of the decisions as "lamentable" and lacking footballing criteria. According to Colchón, the Chilean coach protested the action canceled against Lo Celso, a dangerous play by Fermín in Barcelona's third goal, and the expulsion of Facundo. #Betis #Barcelona #Pellegrini (translated)

Héctor Bellerín stated on DAZN that there were unjust refereeing decisions: he claimed that Cucho's handball occurred after a push and that dangerous play was not called in an action involving Fermín. He also said that the referee did not apply the same criteria in both plays and that, in two questionable actions, one harmed Betis and the other favored Barça. #Fútbol #Arbitraje #LaLiga (translated)

The Wizard of the White Boots stated that the refereeing had clearly harmed Betis and questioned the application of different criteria in three plays. He wrote that the VAR intervened to annul a goal by Cucho for a handball, after a clear push by Gerard Martín and well before the goal arrived; he added that it would have meant a 2-2 at halftime. He also pointed out that a goal was awarded to Barça after a dangerous play by Fermín on Facundo Bernal, without VAR intervention. Lastly, he said that a Betis player was sent off after responding to a clear push off the ball by Lamine Yamal. In his opinion, both should have been sent off or neither; in that play, he indicated, VAR did intervene. #Betis #VAR #arbitraje (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla wrote that, after the frustration over the lack of unity on the left, there were also reasons to remember that it went far beyond its leaders. She placed it in squares, neighborhoods, community associations, unions, and social movements, and among those who defended public services and rights, including feminists and people who opposed homophobia and the far-right. Santaolalla said that many people were willing to organize and mobilize, because they believed there was too much at stake to stay on the sidelines. She added that the left was built collectively and from below, and closed with the slogan "They shall not pass." #IzquierdaUnida #Activismo #Unidad (translated)

Manolo González, coach of Espanyol, is optimistic and states that despite the defeat against Atlético (0-1) and the bad streak of four games without a win, the team emerged stronger in its play and is working on a system that better protects the players. #Espanyol #ManoloGonzález #Fútbol (translated)

Alcatraz wrote that Alejandro Davidovich Fokina had reached the finals of Shanghai after defeating the world's number one. He highlighted his aggressive and fearless play, and believed he had shown a "world-class" level and could aspire to the title. https://t.co/uho2mlA4uC #Tenis #AlejandroDavidovich #Shanghai (translated)

Cathy said she preferred to hold on to the good memories of the IRL streams, although she thought it was sad that the situation had escalated so much over a game of blocks. She added that the next day they could enjoy the final and the last days in the house. https://t.co/4fyty1JdRz #recuerdos #streaming #final (translated)

The author described the elections of November 29 as decisive and argued that a model of society was at stake. He pointed out that they were being held after those in Brazil, the United States, and Israel, and that the EU was also at stake, as there would be elections later in Italy, France, and Poland. He added that, in his opinion, the more disciplined social sectors would win. https://t.co/imaK2ZnU15 #Elecciones #Sociedad #UE #BR #US #IL #IT #FR #PL (translated)

Abbyss pointed out that, although she knew that communities had a dark side, it seemed different to her when a content creator engaged in those behaviors and encouraged others to continue them. She said that she respected the decision they had made, as, in her opinion, they had gone too far for a game. #comunidades #respeto #juegos (translated)

Changa Vlogs stated that saving Mónica for strategy could change the course of the game. He added that the decision would allow setting limits on the more powerful participants and support his own, even if it could backfire. #LaGranjaSalvación #LaGranjaTraición #LaGranjaVip https://t.co/awfq8UcnQX #LaGranjaSalvación #LaGranjaTraición #Estrategia (translated)

Changa Vlogs said that he would vote for Mónica, even though he didn't like her gameplay, because he believed that supporting her would help get Pimpinela or Julio out. He also noted that he didn't want to waste the votes he had already cast for Mono. #LaGranjaSalvación #LaGranjaTraición #LaGranjaVip https://t.co/OBdeDTMNmI #LaGranjaVip #LaGranjaSalvación #Votar (translated)

Battaglia thanked the club, the doctors, and physiotherapists who helped him recover from an injury he described as tough. He said he was happy about the victory and for having completed 90 minutes, and pointed out that winning was important to continue fighting for the annual championship. He added that the team would seek qualification on Tuesday and that he was available to play as long as needed, although he clarified that he would accept not playing if that was the decision. He also stated that the team was competing for everything and that returning at that moment, to that field, and to that club was a beautiful feeling. #Fútbol #Victoria #Recuperación (translated)

Nacho with O wrote that Adal Ramones was worried because La Granja Fraude was trending in Mexico. He also pointed out that Ramones said they had not found a video that demonstrated that the saving game was transparent, even though all the players had checked the test field before starting. #LaGranjaTraición https://t.co/1YedwWjKk9 #LaGranjaFraude #AdalRamones #México (translated)