Il Fatto Quotidiano: Corsa Champions: la Juve crolla in casa con la Fiorentina e scivola 6°, il Napoli si qualifica. Quattro squadre per due posti all’ultima giornata

La Juventus cade clamorosamente in casa con la Fiorentina e lascia la zona Champions. Il Napoli vince a Pisa e ottiene l’aritmetica qualificazione. Le cinque partite alle 12 promettevano spettacolo e così è stato, con risultati – come quello dell’Allianz Stadium – imprevedibili e che cambiano tutto in ottica qualificazione Champions League. 0-2 il finale all’Allianz Stadium, con i gol di Ndour prima e Mandragora poi. Una sconfitta che complica tutto per la formazione di Spalletti, visti anche gli altri risultati: il Napoli passeggia 0-3 a Pisa (McTominay, Rrahmani e Hojlund), il Milan vince 1-2 a Genova (Nkunku e Athekame per rossoneri, Vasquez per i rossoblu) e riscatta la sconfitta di domenica scorsa, la Roma vince il derby contro la Lazio per 2-0 con la doppietta di Mancini e il Como ha battuto 1-0 il Parma con la rete di Alberto Moreno.
Una giornata che ha cambiato tutto per i primi quattro posti, con la Juventus che ora scivola al sesto posto, mentre Roma e Milan approfittano della sconfitta dei bianconeri per salire al terzo e al quarto posto con 70 punti. 73 per il Napoli, che si assicura l’aritmetica certezza di partecipare alla Champions League 2026/27. Sale a 68 anche il Como, che in questo momento è davanti alla Juventus per differenza reti. All’ultima giornata saranno quattro le squadre a giocarsi gli ultimi due posti disponibili: Milan, Roma, Como e Juventus. I bianconeri giocheranno il derby contro il Torino, mentre il Como giocherà a Cremona contro la retrocessa Cremonese. Milan e Roma – che ora hanno il destino nelle loro mani – sfideranno rispettivamente Cagliari in casa e Verona in trasferta.
Lotta Champions, la nuova classifica di Serie A
2. Napoli — 73 punti — 37 partite (aritmeticamente in Champions League)
3. Milan — 70 punti — 37 partite
4. Roma— 70 punti — 37 partite
5. Como — 68 punti — 37 partite
6. Juventus — 68 punti — 37 partite
Il calendario Champions dell’ultima giornata

Cremonese-Como
Milan-Cagliari
Torino-Juventus
Verona-Roma

L'articolo Corsa Champions: la Juve crolla in casa con la Fiorentina e scivola 6°, il Napoli si qualifica. Quattro squadre per due posti all’ultima giornata proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Champions Race: Juve collapses at home to Fiorentina and drops to 6th place, Napoli qualifies. Four teams for two places in the final matchday.

Juventus spectacularly loses at home to Fiorentina and drops out of the Champions League zone. Napoli wins against Pisa and secures mathematical qualification. The matches at 12:00 promised spectacle and they delivered, with unpredictable results that changed everything in terms of Champions League qualification. 0-2 was the final score at the Allianz Stadium, with Ndour scoring first and Mandragora later. A defeat that complicates everything for Spalletti’s team, given the other results: Napoli wins 0-3 at Pisa (McTominay, Rrahmani, and Hojlund), Milan wins 1-2 at Genoa (Nkunku and Athekame for the Rossoneri, Vasquez for the Rossoblu) and redems the defeat from last Sunday, Roma wins the derby against Lazio 2-0 with Mancini’s double, and Como defeats Parma 1-0 with Alberto Moreno’s goal.

A day that changed everything for the top four positions, with Juventus now falling to sixth place, while Roma and Milan take advantage of the Bianconeri’s defeat to climb to third and fourth place with 70 points. 73 for Napoli, who secures the mathematical certainty of participating in the Champions League 2026/27. Milan also rises to 68 points, and at this moment is ahead of Juventus by goal difference. In the last day, four teams will play for the last two available places: Milan, Roma, Como and Juventus. The Bianconeri will play the derby against Torino, while Como will play against Cremonese at Cremona, the relegated team. Milan and Roma – who now have their fate in their hands – will respectively face Cagliari at home and Verona away.

Fight for Champions, New Serie A Ranking
2. Napoli — 73 points — 37 games (mathematically in Champions League)
3. Milan — 70 points — 37 games
4. Roma — 70 points — 37 games
5. Como — 68 points — 37 games
6. Juventus — 68 points — 37 games

The Champions League schedule for the last day

Cremonese-Como
Milan-Cagliari
Torino-Juventus
Verona-Roma

Article: Race for Champions: Juve collapses at home against Fiorentina and falls to 6th, Napoli qualifies. Four teams for two places in the last day comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

#Fiorentina #Napoli #Juventus #ChampionsLeague #theAllianzStadium #Ndour #first #Mandragora #Spalletti #Hojlund #Milan #Genoa #Rossoneri #Vasquez #Lazio2-0 #Mancini #Parma1-0 #AlbertoMoreno’s #sixth #Bianconeri #third #fourth #Torino #Cremonese #Cremona #Cagliari #Verona #Verona-Roma #IlFattoQuotidiano

https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/05/17/corsa-champions-juventus-napoli-milan-roma-como-calendario-risultati/8389578/

Agi: Il Genoa sbanca il Bentegodi, 2 a 0 al Verona

AGI - Il Genoa sbanca il Bentegodi e con i gol nella ripresa di Vitinha e Ostigard compie un bel balzo verso la salvezza, inguaiando proprio gli scaligeri, penultimi in classifica a 18 punti quando mancano ormai 9 giornate alla conclusione del campionato.
Grande avvio di partita da parte dei padroni di casa, che dopo soli 3' colpiscono un clamoroso palo su un tiro-cross di Akpa Akpro. La risposta dei rossoblù non si fa attendere, poiché all'8' Ekuban prova a sfruttare l'assist di Vasquez calciando con il mancino, ma Montipò blocca la sfera senza problemi. Dopo un inizio frizzante, le due squadre abbassano leggermente i ritmi di gioco, anche a causa di diversi errori commessi da ambedue le parti.
Al 34', però, Bowie si accende improvvisamente girandosi e calciando verso la porta: Ostigard si oppone e sventa la minaccia. Il Verona prova a farsi vedere in zona offensiva anche nel finale di primo tempo, con un tiro di Akpa Akpro che si spegne sul fondo. Le due squadre, dunque, vanno a riposo sul parziale di 0-0 al termine dei 2' di recupero.
In apertura di ripresa il Genoa imbastisce una bella azione, che però termina con una conclusione troppo debole di Sabelli. Mister De Rossi decide di cambiare qualcosa inserendo forze fresche e il neo-entrato Vitinha ripaga subito la fiducia del suo allenatore: al 61' l'attaccante lascia partire un missile dai 30 metri che batte Montipò, beffato nonostante una conclusione piuttosto centrale.
L'Hellas, dunque, prova a reagire per ristabilire l'equilibrio nel punteggio, ma le sue manovre offensive risultato poco ragionate ed incisive. I subentrati come Belghali e Frese non riescono a dare la scossa agli scaligeri e, anzi, perdono diversi palloni favorendo le ripartenze degli avversari.
All'86' Leo Ostigard, tra i migliori in campo, sfrutta un cross di Martin su calcio di punizione per realizzare il definitivo 2-0 e blindare la seconda vittoria consecutiva dei rossoblù, la prima in trasferta dopo tre mesi. In virtù di questo risultato il Genoa balza a 33 punti in classifica, mentre l'Hellas Verona resta penultimo a quota 18. I liguri venerdì ospiteranno l'Udinese al Ferraris; per i veneti, invece, domenica prossima ci sarà la trasferta della New Balance Arena contro l'Atalanta.

Genoa bags the Bentegodi, 2-0 against Verona.

Genoa banks Bentegodi and, with the goals in the second half from Vitinha and Ostigard, makes a beautiful leap towards salvation, troubling the Scaligeri, who are penultimate in the standings with 18 points with just 9 days remaining in the championship.

A great start to the match by the hosts, who, after only 3’, hit a spectacular post on a cross-shot from Akpa Akpro. The response of the rossoblu (red-blues) doesn’t wait, as at 8’ Ekuban tries to exploit Vasquez’s assist by shooting with his left foot, but Montipò easily blocks the ball. After a lively start, the two teams slightly lower the pace of the game, also due to several mistakes made by both sides.

At 34’, Bowie suddenly lights up by turning and shooting towards the goal: Ostigard opposes and neutralizes the threat. Verona tries to show themselves in the offensive area even at the end of the first half, with a shot from Akpa Akpro that ends up at the bottom of the net. The two teams therefore go to rest with the score of 0-0 after 2 minutes of added time.

At the start of the second half, Genoa sets up a beautiful action, which however ends with a too weak shot from Sabelli. Coach De Rossi decides to change things up by inserting fresh players and the newly-entered Vitinha immediately pays back his coach’s trust: at 61’ the attacker lets off a missile from 30 meters that beats Montipò, fooled despite a fairly central shot.

The Hellas (Verona) therefore tries to react to restore the score equilibrium, but their offensive maneuvers are poorly organized and decisive. The substitutes such as Belghali and Frese are unable to give the Scaligeri a jolt, and instead lose several balls favoring the opponents’ counterattacks.

At 86’, Leo Ostigard, one of the best on the field, takes advantage of a cross from Martin on a free kick to score the definitive 2-0 and seal the second consecutive victory for the rossoblu, the first away after three months. Thanks to this result, Genoa jumps to 33 points in the standings, while Hellas Verona remains penultimate with 18 points. The Ligurian team will host Udinese at the Ferraris on Friday; for the Venetians, instead, next Sunday there will be the trip to the New Balance Arena against Atalanta.

#Genoa #Bentegodi #Verona #Vitinha #Scaligeri #AkpaAkpro #Vasquez #Bowie #Sabelli #DeRossi #30meters #Hellas #Belghali #Frese #LeoOstigard #Martin #second #first #HellasVerona #Ligurian #Udinese #Ferraris #Venetians #theNewBalanceArena #Atalanta

https://www.agi.it/sport/news/2026-03-15/verona-genoa-risultato-36122374/

Rosa Vásquez Espinoza: “Las abejas nos obligaron a cambiar la forma de hacer ciencia”

https://tardigram.com/m/MedioAmbiente/t/20228

In a much-criticized opinion in September, justice #Brett #Kavenaugh supported the Trump administration’s campaign of
💥randomly stopping Hispanics on the street in an effort to root out undocumented immigrants.

At the time he wrote,
“Immigration stops based on reasonable suspicion of illegal presence have been an important component of U.S. immigration enforcement for decades,”
👉 before allowing that
“apparent ethnicity” could be a “relevant factor” for demand of proof of citizenship.

He also suggested that any questioning is “typically brief”
and U.S. citizens and legal residents would
“promptly go free.”

That opinion gave rise to what is now called a ⚠️“Kavanaugh stop”
— coined by Drexel Kline School of Law Professor Anil Kalhan.

According to the two Slate analysts,
Kavanaugh now opining in a recent footnote,
“that race and ethnicity could not be ‘considerations’ when officers make
‘immigration stops or arrests,’”
is a stab at cleaning his already troubled legacy.

⭐️“I think he is begging us to please cease and desist calling them ‘Kavanaugh stops.’

This footnote is buried in the opinion and doesn’t really have anything to do with it.

He just says:
By the way, this conflict is about immigration stops,” Stern offered.

“Wow! Immigration stops can’t be based on race?
What a concept!”
Lithwick sarcastically added.

💥“A concept that you, Brett Kavanaugh, rejected just a few months ago, in September, in the #Vasquez #Perdomo case.

Back then, you wrote that immigration stops could be at least partly based on race or ethnicity,
and that a person’s appearance as Latino could be one reason for them to be stopped by immigration officers.”

“I think he is trying to rid 'Kavanaugh stops' from the discourse,
which is never going to happen.

And maybe he’s trying to send a message to the Trump administration to cool it down,”
Stern suggested
-- before pointing out that CBP Chief #Greg #Bovino pounced on the September opinion to ramp up grabbing anyone with brown skin off the streets with Kavanaugh’s legal blessing.

Stern then added, “Every intelligent observer understood what was going to happen when his opinion dropped in September.

Now he seems to regret it
—though he still hasn’t apologized directly
or acknowledged that he was wrong,
and is pretending that what he said earlier is consonant with what he’s saying now.

Too little, too late.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/brett-kavanaugh-s-flip-flop-won-t-undo-his-damage-experts/ar-AA1TiF2Q