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February 19, 2025

En su primer juego en Doha, Djokovic es eliminado

Djokovic Falls in First Match at Doha Open

Novak Djokovic suffered a shocking early exit at the Doha Open, losing his opening match to Matteo Berrettini. The Italian defeated the world No. 7 with a score of 7-6 (7-4) and 6-2. Tough Start to the Year for Djokovic The start of 2025 has been challenging for the Serbian legend. After being forced out of the Australian Open semifinals due to a muscle injury against Alexander Zverev, Djokovic faced another setback in Doha, exiting in the first round. With plenty of ATP Tour action still ahead, Djokovic continues to chase his elusive 100th title. However, at 37 years old, time is running out for him to join the exclusive club of players with 100 or more ATP titles—currently occupied by Jimmy Connors (109) and Roger Federer (103). Berrettini Secures First Win Over Djokovic For Matteo Berrettini, this victory marked a milestone, as he had never defeated Djokovic before. The Italian had lost all four of their previous encounters but finally broke that streak in Doha. Additionally, this win marked his tenth career victory over a Top 10 player. Cover photo: X (@DjokerNole)

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Ya conocemos a los primeros clasificados de playoffs en Champions

First Teams Secure Champions League Playoff Spots

Bayern Munich, Club Brugge, Benfica, and Feyenoord advanced to the Champions League Round of 16. Brugge stunned Atalanta, while Celtic and Benfica delivered thrilling performances. AC Milan was eliminated. The first set of knockout playoff matches in the UEFA Champions League has concluded, revealing the first four teams to secure their spots in the Round of 16. Bayern Munich, Club Brugge, Benfica, and Feyenoord emerged victorious and will now join the top eight teams from the overall group standings. Brugge Stuns Atalanta One of the biggest surprises came with Atalanta’s elimination. The Italian side, known for their competitive performances against Europe’s elite in previous editions, fell short in the playoffs. Club Brugge delivered a shocking 3-1 victory in the second leg, following up on their 2-1 win in the first leg. The Belgian club advanced with a 5-2 aggregate score and will now face either LOSC Lille or Aston Villa in the Round of 16. Celtic Fought Until the End Celtic also impressed, putting up a strong fight against Bayern Munich in Germany. The Scottish side took a surprising lead in the 63rd minute with a goal from Nicolas-Gerrit Kühn. However, Bayern Munich equalized deep into stoppage time, with Alphonso Davies scoring in the 94th minute to secure a 1-1 draw. With a 3-2 aggregate win, Bayern advanced and will meet either Bayer Leverkusen or Atlético Madrid in the next round. Goal Fest in Portugal The most entertaining clash came from Benfica and Monaco, producing a thrilling 3-3 draw. With Benfica holding a narrow 1-0 lead from the first leg, the match saw multiple lead changes. The Portuguese side took an early lead, but Monaco equalized before halftime. The French side then went ahead 2-1, only for Benfica to level from the penalty spot. Monaco struck again for a 3-2 advantage, but Benfica found another equalizer in the 84th minute. Thanks to their first-leg win, Benfica progressed on aggregate and will now face either Barcelona or Liverpool in the next round. You may be interested in: Santi Scored, but AC Milan Crashed Out of the Champions League Milan Falls at Home AC Milan failed to overturn their 1-0 first-leg defeat against Feyenoord. Despite an early goal from Santiago Giménez at San Siro, Milan was held to a 1-1 draw. Feyenoord secured a 2-1 aggregate victory and advanced to face either Inter Milan or Arsenal in the Round of 16. Cover photo: X (@SLBenfica)

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MERCADO LIBRE JOINS ALPINE IN F1 🚀🏎️

A HISTORIC ALLIANCE THAT BOOSTS LATIN AMERICAN TALENT 🌎🔥 The BWT Alpine F1 Team has announced a new strategic partnership with Mercado Libre, the leading e-commerce platform in Latin America. Through this alliance, Mercado Libre’s iconic handshake logo will have a prominent place on the A525, the single-seater with which Alpine will compete in the 2025 Formula 1 season. This partnership reinforces Mercado Libre’s commitment to sports, using speed, innovation, and technology as engines of connection with millions of fans around the world. Additionally, this agreement holds special significance for Latin America, as the company will directly support Franco Colapinto, the Argentine driver who is part of Alpine’s test and reserve team. ALPINE & MERCADO LIBRE: A SHARED VISION 🚀📈 Formula 1 is a global stage where precision, high technology, and continuous improvement are key to success. For this reason, Mercado Libre’s arrival at Alpine represents the union of two entities that share fundamental values such as innovation, speed, and excellence. The impact of this partnership goes beyond the track. Mercado Libre, with its vision of empowering talent and technology, sees Formula 1 as a unique opportunity to expand its presence in the fastest-growing sport in the world, while Alpine strengthens its relationship with the Latin American market, where F1 fandom continues to grow rapidly. STATEMENTS: EXCITEMENT & EXPECTATION FOR 2025 🎤🔊 Sean Summers, EVP & CMO of Mercado Libre, highlighted the impact of this alliance: 🗣️ “Formula 1 represents speed, innovation, and the ambition to always go further—values we share at Mercado Libre. Expanding our presence in the category with BWT Alpine F1 Team reaffirms our commitment to a growing global platform, especially in Latin America, where passion for this sport continues to rise. We are proud to see our logo on Alpine’s car and, even more, to support a talent like Franco Colapinto on his journey to the top category.” Meanwhile, Oliver Oakes, Team Principal of BWT Alpine F1 Team, emphasized the importance of the agreement: 🗣️ “We are thrilled to welcome Mercado Libre to the Alpine family in Formula 1. Their focus on innovation, speed, and high performance perfectly aligns with our values. This partnership allows us to strengthen our connection with the passionate Latin American fan community, and we are eager to achieve great things together, both on and off the track.” Finally, Franco Colapinto, Alpine’s test and reserve driver, shared his excitement: 🗣️ “Reaching Formula 1 is a dream come true, and doing it with Mercado Libre’s support makes it even more special. It’s a company that has revolutionized e-commerce in Latin America and believes in young talent. Their commitment to innovation and progress inspires me every day, and knowing they are with me in this new chapter with Alpine motivates me to keep working hard to represent our region in Formula 1.” A PROMISING FUTURE FOR ALPINE & LATIN AMERICA 🌎💙 With this agreement, Mercado Libre and Alpine join forces in Formula 1, betting on a project that aims to break limits, innovate, and connect with millions of fans. For Franco Colapinto, this partnership also represents a key boost in his journey toward a competitive future in the top tier of motorsport. 🏎️🔥 The 2025 season will witness the impact of this strategic alliance, and the world will be watching how this union of technology, speed, and Latin American talent marks a turning point in F1. 💬 What do you think about this partnership between Alpine & Mercado Libre? Could it open more opportunities for Latin American drivers in Formula 1? 👇🏆🚀

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BOOS FOR HORNER AT THE F1 75 LIVE EVENT 😱🔥

THE CROWD REACTS TO RED BULL’S PRESENTATION IN LONDON 🎭🏎️ The F1 75 Live event at the O2 Arena in London had everything to be a grand celebration 🏁, showcasing the simultaneous unveiling of the ten Formula 1 cars for the 2025 season. However, Red Bull’s entrance, along with its team principal Christian Horner, was met with a hostile atmosphere, as loud boos surprised many. The show, which gathered over 15,000 fans, followed an order based on the 2024 Constructors’ Championshipstandings, meaning Red Bull, as the reigning champion, was the last to present its design. Before their turn, the crowd had already warmly welcomed teams like Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren, and Aston Martin 🏎️🔥. However, the moment Horner stepped onto the stage, loud jeers and whistles filled the venue. HORNER AND A COLD RECEPTION ❄️👀 Red Bull’s team principal took the stage with his usual composure, but the crowd wasted no time in expressing their discontent. While the live broadcast seemingly attempted to mute the boos, it was evident inside the O2 Arena that the reaction was far from positive. Despite the hostile atmosphere, Horner carried on with the presentation, emphasizing the evolution of the RB21, the car that will defend the title in 2025 with Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson behind the wheel. However, the tension in the room was undeniable, contrasting with the enthusiastic reception given to other teams. WHY THE BOOS? 🤔⚡ The rejection of Christian Horner by fans is nothing new, but the intensity at this event took many by surprise. Several theories suggest the reasons behind this reaction: ✅ Red Bull’s dominance 🏆 – The team has monopolized F1 in recent years, frustrating some fans. ✅ Recent controversies 😡 – Horner has been involved in multiple disputes, including clashes with other teams and controversial decisions within Red Bull. ✅ Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez’s departure 🇲🇽 – Although the Mexican driver has yet to announce his future, his relationship with Horner has been heavily criticized, especially due to the clear favoritism towards Verstappen. ✅ Max Verstappen’s dominance 🥇 – The three-time world champion has been unstoppable, and his success, combined with Red Bull’s management, has divided fans. WAS THE BROADCAST MANIPULATED? 🎙️🔇 One of the most striking details was that while the boos were clearly heard inside the O2 Arena, the broadcast appeared to reduce or completely mute them after the first few seconds. This has sparked speculation among fans about whether F1 attempted to protect Red Bull’s image during the event. The crowd’s reaction stood in stark contrast to the excitement surrounding other teams, especially Ferrari, where Lewis Hamilton made his debut with his new team, and Aston Martin, which unveiled the AMR25 with Fernando Alonso and the shocking signing of Adrian Newey. RED BULL REMAINS IN THE SPOTLIGHT 🔥🏁 Despite the boos, Red Bull remains the team to beat in 2025, with a car that promises to stay at the top. Now, all eyes are on the pre-season tests in Bahrain (February 26-28), where we’ll finally see if the RB21 maintains its advantage or if rivals have managed to close the gap. 🔜 Do you think the boos were justified? Will this affect Red Bull’s season? 💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🔥

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Santi anotó, pero el AC Milan se fue eliminado de Champions

Santi Scored, but AC Milan Crashed Out of the Champions League

AC Milan, despite Santiago Giménez’s goal just 34 seconds into the match, was eliminated from the Champions League after a 1-1 draw against Feyenoord. Theo Hernández’s red card made the comeback difficult, and the aggregate score ended 2-1. In the first second-leg match of the UEFA Champions League playoffs, AC Milan failed to overturn their 1-0 deficit against Feyenoord. Despite taking an early lead in the return leg with a goal from Santiago Giménez, the Dutch side equalized to secure a 1-1 draw, advancing to the Round of 16 with a 2-1 aggregate victory. Santi Stands Among the Best “Bebote” wasted no time making an impact at San Siro, scoring just 34 seconds into the match. Off a set-piece play from a corner, Christian Pulisic delivered a precise cross from the edge of the box. The ball reached Malick Thiaw at the far post, who headed it across for the Mexican striker to nod home against his former team. Out of respect, Giménez refrained from celebrating, but the home crowd and his teammates erupted in excitement. A Costly Red Card for the Rossoneri Milan pushed hard for a second goal throughout the first half but couldn’t extend their lead. Early in the second half, at the 53rd minute, Theo Hernández received a through ball from Rafael Leão but went down in the box under minimal contact, attempting to deceive the referee. The official was unimpressed and showed the Frenchman a second yellow card, reducing Milan to 10 men and shifting the momentum. With the numerical advantage, Feyenoord took control. Giménez was substituted in the 71st minute, and just two minutes later, Hugo Bueno delivered a perfect cross from the left wing to Julián Carranza, who headed it past the goalkeeper, leveling the match and securing Feyenoord’s place in the next round. Despite Milan’s desperate attempts to equalize, Feyenoord’s solid defense and Milan’s numerical disadvantage sealed their fate. As a result, Santi’s team was knocked out of the Champions League, while his former club advanced to the next stage. Cover photo: X (@acmilan)

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