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Johan Cruijff, the "total football" man, has passed away

Soccer mourns one of the biggest champions of all times. Johan Cruijff died in Barcelona at 68 years old killed by a tumor in the lungs. The Dutch was an absolute phenomenon, prophet of "total football" of the 60s and the 70s.

KATY AND ORLANDO, COUPLE OF THE YEAR 2016

We are barely in March, but we have already chosen the two winners of the couple of the year 2016.

Turkey, Beşiktaş is the champion

Antalyaspor sweeps away Trabzonspor, Galatasaray closer to the fifth spot

RIHANNA: HERE'S THE ANTI WORLD TOUR

"We're beautiful like diamonds in the sky": imagine a giant arena and the most sensual and profound voice of the Barbados making you a serenade and that's how you will see Rihanna's Anti World Tour. 

Pink ribbon for Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes: Amada Lee was born

Second daughter for the couple, whose love story started in 2011

MotoGP, season opening under the mark of Jorge Lorenzo

Jorge Lorenzo started the 2016 season like he finished the last one: winning. The Majorcan, starting from the pole position with his Yamaha, has actually won the Qatar Grand Prix preceding Andrea Dovizioso's Ducati, Marc Marquez's Honda and his teammate Valentino Rossi. Not an easy race for the current world champion, but the message for the competitors is pretty clear: he's still the man to beat. 

Wesley Sneijder set to return at Inter Milan?

Former Inter President Massimo Moratti could take the Dutch midfielder back to Milan

SSC Napoli: prima squadra di calcio a realizzare una social biography

La SSC Napoli è il primo club calcistico al mondo a lanciare una propria Social Biography: una storia unica, scritta con le risposte del club alle domande dei propri tifosi.

PHILLIP ISLAND, JORGE "HIDES"

No domination, lots of pretactics. It is what emerges from the results of the MotoGP tests on Phillip Island, held last week in the Australian circuit. Jorge Lorenzo scored 9th, caring more about understanding the frame and tires (Michelin) of his Yamaha than about getting the best performance. The third session, on Friday 19th, was dominated by Marc Marquez, ahead of Viñales and Crutchlow

Jorge Lorenzo’s anger: “Iannone didn’t even apologize”

The Majorcan commented bitterly about the incident that forced him to withdraw at the Montmelò racetrack