Mourinho is chasing the inevitability of winning to stop Barcelona

American Skye Blakely won the women's all-around title at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships on Friday, completing her strong comeback after an Achilles tendon injury, which hampered her efforts to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Blakely (21 years old) scored 55.733 points in the vault horse, beam, balance beam and floor movements competitions in the Ahoy Arena to win her first individual world title.

Russian Lyudmila Roshchina won the silver medal with 55.199 points, and Chinese Qi Qinqin (16 years old) ranked third with 55.032 points.

Blakely suffered a rupture in her right Achilles tendon during floor exercises two days before the start of the 2024 US Olympic qualifiers, which ended her efforts to qualify for the Paris Olympics. She also missed the qualifiers for the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 after suffering a tear in one of her elbow ligaments.

This victory represents a major achievement for Blakely, who previously won the team gold medal at the 2022 and 2023 World Championships, but did not win any individual medal at the World Championships.

She became the first American woman to win the world all-around title since Simone Biles in 2023.

Real Madrid coach, Portuguese Jose Mourinho, renews the date, Sunday, with one of the most exciting competitions in football, when he plays his first Clásico since his return to the club, hosting Spanish League leader Barcelona at the Spotify Camp Nou stadium.

The veteran Portuguese coach's first period in Madrid was largely defined by his battle to end Barcelona's dominance under Pep Guardiola, while relations between the two Spanish giants declined to their lowest levels.

Mourinho was partially able to break Barcelona's power by leading Real Madrid to the Spanish League title in 2012, which was the biggest coronation of his period between 2010 and 2013.

El Clásico matches became more exciting during that period, sometimes for bad reasons, as he and his staff clashed with their counterparts in Barcelona on the touchline and in speech in the media.

It was noted that Mourinho, 63 years old, worked as an assistant in Barcelona under the leadership of Englishman Bobby Robson and Dutchman Louis van Gaal in the 1990s, but he was marginalized in favor of Guardiola in 2008.

The most famous flashpoint was when Mourinho stuck his finger in the eye of Barcelona's assistant coach at the time, the late Tito Vilanova, in August 2011.

Many believe that Mourinho uses these methods to distract attention and relieve pressure on his team when it does not perform as required.

Winning El Clasico may encourage him to focus on football, and stop the German team Hansi Flick, the Spanish champion for the last two seasons in a row, which is one of the most prominent reasons for his reappointment by President Florentino Perez.

Mourinho insists that it is impossible for his team to be at the level he wants after such a short period at the helm of the coaching staff.

He said: “I have been here for more than a hundred days. “It is clear that we are not where I want, but there are things that we do today that are better than before.”