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Andy Diaz, an Italian-Cuban athlete, won his third Diamond League final in the triple jump in Brussels, adding the tenth stage success on the circuit to his palmares.
Another Diamond in Andy Diaz's collection. In Brussels the European champion wins his third Diamond League final in the triple jump as an Italian (the fourth overall) by jumping 17.74 (-0.6) on the first attempt and immediately putting the result in the safe. The duel with Pedro Pichardo was won: the Portuguese stopped at 17.50. That of the Italian-Cuban athlete is the ninth crown of the circuit that has been won by an Italian athlete, a haul that started just in 2020, with the first victory of Gianmarco Tamberi. For Diaz it is also the tenth stage success in the Diamond League.
Fourth place for Leonardo Fabbri in the shot put final: the Florentine does not improve on the 22.02 of the first attempt, while the Jamaican Rajindra Campbell - already in the lead - finds the 23.08 at the last which gives him the definitive success and becoming the fourth best thrower ever by measurement.
Nothing to do for Zaynab Dosso in the 100 meters, seventh in 11"26 in a race won by the Jamaican Tina Clayton in 10"96.

Italy defeats Poland 3-1 in Istanbul and advances to the final of the Women's European Volleyball Championships, where it will face Turkey on Sunday 6 September at 7pm local time. Velasco's Azzurre have won 39 consecutive matches against European teams and are aiming for their fourth continental title.

Marcus Thuram, Inter striker, expresses joy for the 3-2 comeback victory against Napoli at San Siro, underlining the importance of the match and his return to his leading role after the World Cup.

After the 3-2 comeback win against Napoli at San Siro, Inter coach Cristian Chivu praised the open and entertaining play of the match, calling it a good advertisement for Italian football, and acknowledged Napoli's strength, highlighting his team's reaction and clarifying an earlier comment about Milan and Juve.

Inter beat Napoli 3-2 in a comeback thanks to goals from Lautaro Martinez (double) and Thuram, after going 0-2 down. Fiorentina loses 1-2 against Torino with goals from Pellegrino, Mandragora and Adams. Como had won 4-1 in Genoa on Friday. Four more matches tomorrow, including Juventus-Milan at 8.45pm.

The Italian Grand Prix in Monza attracts sports champions, entertainment stars and institutional leaders, with Federica Brignone awarding Pierre Gasly with the Pirelli Pole Position Award, Laura Pausini singing the Mameli Anthem and the expected presence of Jannik Sinner, Lorenzo Fontana and Matteo Salvini.

After Torino's first victory in the championship, Ignazio Abate underlines the team spirit and the possibility of working lightly, while Rolando Mandragora, former Viola, describes the mixed emotions of the goal against Fiorentina and the desire to pick up what he had left unfinished in Florence.