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Augusto Ciardi observed that the team had achieved five wins, two draws, and no losses despite missing nine starters. He noted that a 35-year-old midfielder was in his third full match in nine days and that some insiders had mocked him even for his ears. He also recalled the criticisms of Castro, considered by some a wasted signing compared to Dovbyk, and of the coach, labeled as a "loser." Ciardi assessed the overall performance as "not bad." #calcio #sport #vittoria (translated)

Marotta had said that in the Champions League, teams once considered third or fourth tier had improved their football culture and that now every opponent could pose a challenge. He had defined this assessment as a statistical fact and had mentioned PSG, which in his opinion had not made it into the top eight, had lost three consecutive matches, had come through the playoffs, and then had won the title. Marotta had added that the team needed to analyze the two defeats and follow a path for improvement. #ChampionsLeague #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Gigi described a scenario that, in his opinion, had occurred in the centennial year: five defeats by mid-October and the team already out of the fight for everything, while they were still trying to value Lorenzo Lucca. He also mentioned Matteo Politano coming off the bench with Max Allegri as coach, adding that even as a born pessimist, he would not have imagined a situation like that. #calcio #SerieA #sport (translated)

The author wrote that the defeat had left bitterness for the seven minutes of blackout, while emphasizing the great performance. He recalled that the team was coming from the exhausting match in Como, played ten against eleven, and that it was missing three starters, with Dybala leaving at halftime. According to the author, the team had dominated Real for 84 minutes and defeats like that could give them greater awareness. #Blackout #Prestazione #Calcio (translated)

The lung tumor removed from Pope Leo XIV is today's main news, accompanied by discussions on the budget law and the electoral program in the center-left, while sports newspapers comment on the defeats of Inter and Napoli in the Champions League. #tumore #politica #giornali (translated)

Daniele Mari reported that Chivu had called the performance in the Champions League concerning and had taken responsibility for the team's difficulties. The coach had said that Inter had only won in Dortmund and that, after two painful defeats, they would need to work hard on the tactical and mental sides, seeking greater balance in some matches. #ChampionsLeague #Tattica #Responsabilità (translated)

"infectious diseases are never really a closed chapter" Expanding the view to global health management, infectious disease specialist Matteo Bassetti points out that "infectious diseases are never really a closed chapter," emphasizing that events of this kind reignite attention on a forgotten reality, namely that "some infectious diseases that we thought were defeated or confined to history can re-emerge under certain circumstances." #PestePolmonare #MalattieInfettive #SaluteGlobale (translated)

Angelo Mangiante recalled the Wimbledon final on July 12, won by Jannik Sinner against Alexander Zverev, who was defeated by the Italian for the tenth consecutive time. He said he had the honor of interviewing Sinner after the victory and described the day as historic for Italian sports. Mangiante reported that Sinner announced, after consulting the doctors, that he needed a cycle of treatment for his knee and considered the 2026 season over. According to the journalist, the year had ended with 44 wins and three losses, one Slam—his fifth career Slam—and five Masters 1000 titles: Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome. Sinner had been number one for 95 weeks, Mangiante wrote, adding that the break would give Zverev the opportunity to surpass him. Mangiante explained that the diagnosis, confirmed in four consultations and also by a knee expert seen in Lyon, Professor Bertrand Sommery-Cotet, was an extra-articular tendinopathy of the right knee, indicated as ITBS. He reported that the specialists did not consider surgery necessary and recommended rest, therapy, athletic reconditioning, and muscle strengthening, without haste. The goal, he wrote, was to fully recover and return at his best in 2027. The journalist noted that the break would mean six months without Sinner, for the first time, and deemed the decision to focus on a long-term career the most sensible. He also expressed confidence that upon return, the tennis player would come back even stronger. #Tennis #JannikSinner #Sportitaliano (translated)

Pasquale had written that Jannik Sinner had won Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rome, and Wimbledon that season, totaling 44 wins and 3 losses. He had added that, in seven months, Sinner had achieved a record that, according to him, 90% of the top 10 would have dreamed of for an entire career. https://t.co/TBpjkUZyDh #Tennis #JannikSinner #Sport (translated)

Raffaella Silipo's article reflects on the emotional impact of Jannik Sinner's crisis, highlighting how his extraordinary rise in tennis has also influenced the Italian collective psyche, inviting recognition and acceptance of the fragility of champions and the value of defeats. #JannikSinner #Tennis #CrisiDiAstinenza (translated)

Daniele Mari wrote that the Italy Under 20 team had beaten France 3-0, after losses against England and Germany. He reported that, after the penalty converted by Rao, Mosconi had scored with an assist from De Pieri, who also scored the goal that sealed the match. https://t.co/oJIvvxPmYq #Italia #Under20 #Calcio (translated)

Dalle sconfitte si può solo imparare e migliorare. Quando cadi c’è solo una cosa che puoi fare: rialzarti. E noi ci rialzeremo, più forti che mai. Forza Italia, forza Azzurri. A testa alta 🇮🇹💙 #CEV #EuroVolley #EuroVolley2026 #pallavolo #volleyball https://t.co/c4zPABMkrM #pallavolo #EuroVolley #ForzaItalia