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Enzo, a young man from Lyon, completed the city's half-marathon after losing a significant amount of weight, having once weighed 120 kg. He described the race as the culmination of a year of struggle to transform his life, and his story has been picked up by French media as an inspiring weight-loss and endurance achievement.
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Lorenzo Pazolini is drawing attention amid news that voters in Espírito Santo, Brazil, are heading to the polls to choose the state's next governor, with news outlets following the count of results live. The buzz around his name coincides with election-day coverage in the state, including towns like Afonso Cláudio going to the urns, and readers tracking how the race is unfolding.
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Italy face France in a Nations League clash kicking off at 20:45, with Giovanni Di Lorenzo among the players drawing attention in the build-up. Corriere della Sera reports Nicolò Barella is set to start on the bench, while the Esposito brothers keep their places in the side. Italian fans are debating the line-up choices ahead of the high-profile fixture.
- 4Chelsea get injury boosts behind closed doors●Chelsea handed new injury boosts as result of secret friendly revealed
Chelsea have received positive news on the injury front following a behind-closed-doors friendly, the result of which has now been revealed. The match reportedly gave returning players valuable minutes as they work their way back to full fitness, offering manager Enzo Maresca a timely boost ahead of upcoming fixtures.
- 5Enzo Fernandez urges Lionel Scaloni to stay as Argentina coach●Enzo Fernandez pleads for Lionel Scaloni to stay as Argentina prepare for life after Lionel Messi
Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez has publicly called on Lionel Scaloni to remain as national team head coach as the side begins planning for the future beyond Lionel Messi. Fernandez's appeal underscores concerns within the squad about stability at the helm during a transitional period for the world champions, with Scaloni's own future the subject of ongoing speculation.
- 6Chelsea's set-piece problems persist despite MacPhee arrival●Chelsea’s set-piece problems remain, despite Austin MacPhee’s arrival. We look at why
Chelsea continue to struggle defending and attacking from set pieces this season, even after appointing Austin MacPhee as a specialist coach. The New York Times examines why the issues have not been resolved, looking at the tactical and personnel factors behind the club's ongoing vulnerability on corners and free kicks under Enzo Maresca's staff.