Hello. Visiting Milan in a couple of weeks for a weekend and would like to get an idea on the nightlife. We are two females and one male (late 30s). One night we'd like to hit a club for drinks, music etc but obviously don't want to look stupid if everyone is really young.
Any good parts of towns or bars or clubs people would recommend?
Grazie!!
8 goals for the home teams. 3 goals for the away teams.
I've never seen more of a 0-0 final in my life.
Quite something to be going in with a higher coefficient than Manchester United.
Outstanding stuff. Gotta get united in there for the clicks I guess.
Had a fantastic time, loved the first two episodes of the new season.
What a mess this was.
Never a fan of Mings over Torres but we crack on. Big Vic keeps his place.
I assume being Villa we'll make this incredibly hard for ourselves but it would be nice to find a way to knock Liverpool down a couple of places in the table.
There are three reasons why a red card should be the expected outcome here.
Firstly, Watkins was hit above the boot. Uefa tells its referees this is a trigger for possible serious foul play.
Force and intensity still have to be considered, and two factors underline this.
Anderson was sliding into the tackle with a degree of pace. This indicates a lower level of control than if, say, he was stepping into the challenge. It is this aspect which really ticks the box for a red card.
Contact on Watkins was with a straight leg, too, which suggests greater force impact on the opponent compared to when the leg is bent.
Winning the ball does not over-ride how a player makes a challenge, either.
As the referee did not even give a foul, he cannot provide a description which fits the incident.
That puts the onus solely on the VAR to judge this as serious foul play. He decided against it.
As the VAR cannot advise that a yellow card should be shown, Anderson escaped unpunished.