Amid various sports news, a request from Madjer was highlighted for FC Porto to face City without showing fear.
Other headlines covered varied topics, including Farioli's opinion that the next opponent could be one of the main candidates to win the Champions League. In other spheres, Portugal was defeated by the North Korean champion in its debut at the Women's U-20 World Cup.
News also mentioned Bernie Ecclestone, former F1 boss, who was found in Tires with a shotgun. Furthermore, Belgium refused to support Infantino's new bid for FIFA presidency, while UEFA paid tribute to the victims of the floods in Nepal during European games.
In football, Ruben Amorim observed that AC Milan's victory slipped away in stoppage time in Turin. Sporting started the Handball Champions League in a group considered accessible, but FC Porto faces a more challenging task. In the Brazilian scene, Palmeiras, under Abel Ferreira, lost the Brasileirão lead to Flamengo.
In other sports, Alcaraz advanced to the US Open quarterfinals, as did Aryna Sabalenka. The Turks were European volleyball two-time champions, and Académico de Viseu secured a victory in Barcelos, while Casa Pia scored in Guimarães. Santa Clara moved up to third place in the league.
In Portuguese football, Arsenal will face Chelsea in a derby, and Alavés overcame Real Madrid. Barcelona's leader is circulating in Valencia. Benfica won the women's football Supercup, and Benfica also repudiated the 'unacceptable refereeing' in the futsal Supercup.
In mountaineering, eleven climbers died in an avalanche in the Russian Caucasus gorge of Bezengi. Augsburg leads in Germany. Everton and Manchester United drew in an exciting match, and Bah suffered a shoulder trauma.
In the Vuelta, Van Aert was the winner of the day. Kimi Antonelli strengthened his lead in the Formula 1 World Championship, and Szymon Marciniak was appointed referee for the match between FC Porto and Manchester City.