The English press seizes the Ronaldo-Fernandes controversy, the Maldini dynasty ignites Italy
The discord penalty in Manchester
At Manchester United, penalties are becoming a major problem. As Aston Villa strode to victory, the Red Devils had one last chance to save the point in the draw. But Bruno Fernandes’ shot on goal flew into the spans of Old Trafford. This lack of success left one of his Portuguese compatriots perplexed: Cristiano Ronaldo. The latter wanted to take charge of the sentence. Not sure he leaves a second chance. « A penalty from Bruno which knocks out boss Ole», Notes the Daily Star. On the side of Daily Mail, we make fun of the Norwegian tactician after the controversy with his Liverpool counterpart, Jürgen Klopp. « You said you wanted a penalty Ole», Can we read in the interior pages. The next penalty that the Red Devils will obtain will certainly be scrutinized by the English press.
The Maldini dynasty in regency
If there is one name that everyone respects in Milan, it is that of the Maldini. Under the eyes of his father Paolo Maldini, Daniele Maldini made his first appearance in the league with AC Milan. A successful start for the 19-year-old boy with a first goal. It did not take more for the Italian press to ignite: « Forever« , title The Gazzetta dello Sport. For the Corriere, « the grandson of the devil knocked« . Same observation on the side of Tuttosport, « Daniele Maldini follows in the footsteps of his grandfather Cesare and his father Paolo« . A great family story.
Real ineffective
In Spain, Real Madrid saw their very good streak be stopped by Villarreal. Jostled by the yellow submarine, the Madrilenians had to be content with a sharing of points (0-0). For the first time this season, Carlo Ancelotti’s men have not been able to find the net. More annoying on the other hand, the band at Benzema only framed one shot out of 13 attempts. « Power outage« , abstract Marca in today’s edition. No worries, however, Real Madrid remain undefeated leaders in La Liga, pending the meeting between Granada and Sevilla this Sunday at 9 p.m.