Today’s Papers – Tresoldi shocks Inter, Allegri turned upside down

Roma, here’s Mou. Gasp ready for the Real coup

Malen and Dybala are the keys. Capello: ‘No fear.’

Como believe, beat Feyenoord

Bitter Champions League for the Italians: Chivu and Allegri fall

Inter at zero

Tresoldi launches Club Brugge, lesson to the Nerazzurri. Another Martinez mistake. Qualification for the round of 16 goes uphill.

Rrahmani goal, then Napoli crumble too.

Politano’s mistake: Villarreal turns it upside down.

Moreira-Pulisic fixed pair: Fantasy Milan

Spalletti looking for the right Juve in Europe

Corriere dello Sport

Napoli, not like this!

Rrahmani scores the opening goal, Hojlund hits the crossbar, then Politano gives an incredible gift to Mikautadze for the equaliser, then Mourinho and Oluwaseyi score. Max remains with zero points. Matteo: ‘I’m sorry, I apologise to fans and teammates.’

Darkness at San Siro

Inter beaten by the Italian of Club Brugge

Tresoldi’s opera

Lautaro (brace), Bonny and 30 shots not enough: 3-4.

Martinez’s blunder opens the road for the Belgians; Sommer blocks the assaults; Vermant scores the decisive goal. Chivu suffers the second defeat in Europe.

José first, then only Roma

Mourinho returns emotionally at 21:00, but now Gasp is the sovereign. Malen in attack. Mbappé leads Real.

Cesc is looking for another feat.

Fabregas against Feyenoord at 18:45; he wants the second win in a row.

Tuttosport

3 soldi, 3 goals: Inter nightmare

The Italian-German striker, a Milan fan Mancini wants for the national team, dominated, helped by shocking defensive errors. Lautaro’s goal and Bonny’s feat are not enough. Chivu (seven defeats in the last eight Champions League games) remains with 0 points, like Allegri, who was turned upside down in Spain.

Juve: Balogun or Sorloth

The American from Monaco and the Norwegian from Atletico return to the frontline. Spalletti’s reprimand to the team after Cagliari: ‘You must give more.’ Europa League tomorrow. Interview with Giraldez, Celta coach: ‘Here’s how we’ll win.’