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Francesco Totti has given a striking account of his experience with Covid, telling an Italian interview that during the illness he wanted to be at home if the worst happened. The former Roma captain's comments are being picked up by Spanish-language media, including outlets in Mexico and Argentina, drawing fresh attention to his health scare.
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The Liga MX Apertura 2026 general standings are drawing attention after Matchday 10, with América pressing Toluca for the top of the table. Mexican outlets including El Universal, El Financiero and Infobae published updated standings and fixtures, with Pumas and América in action on Sunday, September 27. Fans are closely tracking the title race at the season's midpoint.
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Ferran Torres is drawing attention after being named player of the month for September in France, according to MARCA. At the same time, Diario AS is revisiting the striker's strained relationship with Barcelona, describing a 'brief history of a falling-out'. Interest is also being fuelled by reports that the player denied information about a fashion campaign, according to Infobae.
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Spanish football is reacting to news that Pepe Mel, the former Real Betis and West Bromwich Albion manager, has suffered a cerebrovascular accident, a type of stroke. The report, carried by outlets including Infobae, prompted concern from fans and colleagues, who have been sending messages of support. Further details about his condition and recovery have not yet been confirmed.
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Demonstrations are taking place across Mexico City, with protesters blocking major roads including Paseo de la Reforma and Tlalpan, and avenues closed by IMSS workers. Infobae is running live coverage of road blockages, accidents and protests on October 8 and 12, as commuters in the capital face significant traffic disruptions.