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Antonio Belloni argued that attributing the responsibilities for the failures of previous seasons to Amorim was pointless and harmful, reminding that the coach arrived in the summer. According to Belloni, he was therefore not responsible for either the decline of Milan or the negative results accumulated in the past. The author wrote that the frustration of the fans did not change what happened on the field and that there were no quick solutions to get Milan back to fighting for the Scudetto. He cited the defensive line set up at the crucial moment of the match: Musah, or alternatively Terraciano, De Winter, Pavlo, in the sixth consecutive full match, and Diawara, who played for Troyes in Ligue 2 the previous season. In his opinion, the defeat should not have caused scandal, considering that Milan was on average Champions for points and had the same as a praised and protected technical guide at the beginning of last season. Belloni acknowledged that in the summer the club had taken excessive risks by building a squad without adequate quality reserves. He added that Amorim had admitted from the early seasonal conferences that the choices would have long-term effects and that it was unrealistic to solve in one session the problems of squads poorly built in previous years. According to the author, Milan was already partially paying the consequences of those risks. He also noted that Fofana and Nkunku were technically superior to many reserves, but he urged to consider that the reasons for their exclusion might not be technical. Finally, Belloni described Milan's journey as winding, with or without Amorim, and warned against those seeking an easy scapegoat by simplifying the situation. #Milan #Amorim #Calcio (translated)

Jarosław Królewski opposed the introduction of seeding in the Polish Cup. He compared the competition to an Olympic sprinter's start, who has only one attempt after years of preparation, and argued that in sports the outcome should be determined by who proves to be the best at the crucial moment. Królewski pointed out that an open draw, where anyone can face anyone, is part of the cup's identity, and seeding would protect the favorites from the outset. He noted that five teams competing in European cups begin their competition from the round of 16. Despite this relief, Lech, the Polish champion, lost in this round 0:1 to the third-division Siarka, and Legia was eliminated after a 0:3 loss to Motor. According to Królewski, the reason was poor performance, not the draw. He also recalled that in December 2025, Wisła, the leader of the first league, lost in the round of 16 1:4 to the third-division Zawisza Bydgoszcz. He wrote that the club did not blame the draw or the format at that time, but itself. As an example of another solution, he mentioned the FA Cup, where — as he pointed out — there is no seeding, and the host is determined by the order of the draw regardless of the league. Królewski assessed that a single defeat of a favorite by a lower-ranked team does not prove that the outcome depended on luck. Assuming an 80% chance of the favorite winning, such a team would have, according to his example calculations, a 20% chance of losing. On the other hand, the probability that a lower league team would defeat three Ekstraklasa teams in a row solely due to luck would be 0.2³, which is 0.8% — less than 1 in 100. As evidence of the sporting value of the cup, he cited Wisła Kraków, which as a first-league team won the competition in 2024 after defeating Widzew, Piast, and Pogoń in the final. According to Królewski, Wisła was better in each of those matches, and later achieved results in Europe that Ekstraklasa clubs sometimes could not attain for many years. Królewski also stated that the UEFA coefficient depends on the strength of the clubs, not the format of the domestic cup, so protecting favorites will not strengthen them in European competitions. He added that upsets, such as the match between Siarka and Lech, attract more excitement, media attention, and fans than predictable matches involving top teams. He believed that seeding would serve budgets and predictability at the expense of sporting competition, and protecting the stronger teams from risk would limit the chances of weaker ones on their best day. #PucharPolski #sport #piłka_nożna (translated)

Honkai: Star Rail ES published a communication about Ellen Joe, whom they described as an employee of Victoria Domestic Services and offered service options such as preparing rice with tortilla, adding a special touch to coffee, or getting rid of obstacles. The text humorously noted that the young woman used to arrive late, lose the battle against the alarm clock, and fall asleep standing up, although she also had to do her vacation homework in another world. She was introduced as the bodyguard of the group of travelers and warned that she had shark-like sharp teeth. The publication indicated that the Chinese voice was by 萧清源, the Japanese by Wakayama Shion, and the Korean by 이지나. #Comunicación #Satélite #ServiciosDomésticos (translated)

Oh dear... The report that Almeida used to sell the reclassification of Real Madrid, which said that Madrid would earn nearly 100M a year, is a LIE. It will be 1.46M, a “mistake” of more than 97M of smoke per year. And just with the reclassification, without doing anything, the club earns 185M. It’s not magic, it’s MAFIA. (translated)

Guillermo Francos stated that maintaining the rules of the game yielded results and pointed out that exports of USD 10 billion in a month demonstrated this. He also criticized populism, which he attributed to questioning this approach with arguments and recipes that, he wrote, had led the country to failure. #Realidad #Economía #Exportaciones (translated)

Millonarios FC reported that Daniel Ruiz was chosen by the Blue Family as the player of the highest performance, with GAC Motor, after scoring the fourth goal and providing an assist against Jaguares. The club praised his performance. https://t.co/rR6HtgvAIi #Fútbol #Deportes #JugadorDelPartido (translated)

Kamil Gala wrote that it was one of the best goals in the history of football. He described it as a combination of the styles of Zidane, Benzema, and Cristiano Ronaldo and predicted that it would be in the sports museum of greatness for hundreds of years. https://t.co/PVfZ8K9wtc #piłkaNożna #gol #sztuka (translated)

Invictos wrote that the Norwegian Viking had gone into halftime with a 2-0 lead against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, before the German team came back to take a 3-2 lead. According to the author, Michael Olise was sent off and the home team equalized in the final minutes. It was also noted that the Viking's squad was valued at just over 55 million euros, compared to more than 1 billion euros for Bayern, and it was highlighted that the result showed that in football no outcome was guaranteed. #ChampionsLeague #Fútbol #Deporte (translated)

Invictos highlighted a play by Lamine Yamal in which he feigned attempting a rabona within the area, made a self-pass, and, after a favorable rebound, assisted Anthony Gordon. They also praised his playing style and described what he did on the field as art, celebrating the "magic of the number 10 of FC Barcelona." #Fútbol #FCBarcelona #LamineYamal (translated)

The author argued that the choice of a pope to title "Magnificent Humanity" a text in which he denounced a mortal risk demonstrated trust. He added that, in his opinion, behind technology lay a struggle for dominance. https://t.co/nXV4ztHIVB #umanità #tecnologia #fiducia #IT (translated)