
Jonathan Milan set a new world record in the individual pursuit at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, stopping the clock at 3'58"850 and improving the previous record.
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The previous record belonged to Milan himself, established on 18 October 2024 in Copenhagen.
Jonathan Milan set the new individual pursuit world record in the qualifying round of the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, stopping the clock at 3'58"850 and breaking the 3'59" barrier for the first time. The previous record belonged to the Italian himself, who on 18 October 2024, in the world championship final in Copenhagen against the British Josh Charlton, clocked 3'59"153. Milan improved their record by 303 thousandths.

After four defeats in the Champions League by Inter, Naples, Rome and Como, Italian football returns to winning ways in Europe: Milan beat Salzburg 4-0 in the Europa League, Juventus comeback and win 2-1 against Celta Vigo and Atalanta beat Pafos 3-1 in their debut in the Conference League.

After the disappointing draw against Cagliari, Juventus faces Celta Vigo in Spain on the second day of the Europa League championship phase. Spalletti aims for redemption, talks about a necessary turnover and faces criticism after the clash with Cagliari's Pisacane which cost him the disqualification for the next match against Lazio.

After the disappointing draw against Cagliari, Juventus faces Celta Vigo away for the second day of the Europa League championship phase, with Spalletti aiming for victory and admitting the need to improve, while announcing possible changes in the lineup and commenting on the disqualification for the next match with Lazio.

Today the Italian teams involved in European cups: Milan won 4-0 against Salzburg in the Europa League, Juventus drew 1-1 with Celta Vigo in the same tournament and Atalanta beat Pafos 3-0 in their Conference League debut. All matches live on Sky.

Alphadjo Cisse, AC Milan striker, scores three goals against Salzburg in the Europa League seven days before his twentieth birthday, becoming the youngest Italian to score a hat-trick in a European competition with the Rossoneri shirt and surpassing Filippo Inzaghi in the record. Milan won 4-0, relaunching after the draw with Sassuolo and the debut defeat against Benfica.

After the defeats of Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como in the Champions League, the European competitions continue today with the second day of the Europa League and the first of the Conference League. Salzburg-Milan began at 6.45pm, while at 9pm Celta Vigo-Juventus and Atalanta-Pafos will be played, all live on Sky.