Hundred shots, hundred goals, every shot goes in, is that wrong?
That’s just praising someone.
Morici left Rome City with doubts in his mind.
At this moment, San Remo had already climbed from fourth to third in the table.
And the team in fourth place was shockingly Rome, who had been league leaders not long ago!
San Remo had won a match worth six points!
And thanks to the head‑to‑head record, they were now pressing Rome down.
Second‑placed Atlanta led San Remo and Rome by two points, sitting on twenty‑seven.
Purple Lily Florence had rattled off ten straight league wins, taking a terrifying thirty points.
This season’s Serie A powerhouses all look like they’re juiced up on something, downright intimidating.
The battles between them are fierce, yet at the same time the gap to the chasing pack behind is huge.
This year’s Serie A might not have a middle class at all.
You’re either fighting for European Competition spots, or scrapping to avoid relegation—whoever plays whoever, it’s worth watching.
October 29th, Round 11 of Serie A.
Also San Remo’s final match in October.
San Remo host AC Milan at home!
Sogel is coming home!
...
San Remo versus AC Milan—there were simply too many talking points before this one.
Bernulin and Praxedes are both key figures in Italy’s back line, so which of them is actually better?
Judging from national‑team status, historical standing, popularity, personal honours, and individual ability, Praxedes has in fact always been miles ahead of the Bernulin we knew before.
But... Bernulin’s advantage lies in the pile of league titles he stacked up at Juventus.
So, aside from being slightly short on the very top‑tier honours, he’s already qualified to be compared to Praxedes.
At least, that’s how the new generation of fans see it.
The new generation of fans, especially in Italy, have a favourite club that’s not Juventus, not AC Milan or Inter, but San Remo!
Bernulin is getting loved for the club’s sake; being chased by the young crowd and having his status rise is something even he never imagined.
He clearly went to a small place to retire, but then they tell you this little place is turning into the next CBD—didn’t you just happen to catch the tailwind?
Next, in this match, former San Remo enforcer Sogel will be appearing at Miracle Stadium for the very first time.
The fans are full of anticipation for this.
Although it’s not Sogel’s first time facing San Remo as an opponent—they already met once in the European Super Cup before the season.
And matching Sogel’s arrival on the other side, San Remo’s Canyes, who had missed almost two months through injury, will return in this game!
His recovery time is a bit shorter than initially expected, which shows his condition is pretty good.
If Lu Yang hadn’t discovered his hidden injury back then, once the big injury hit he might well have been out for close to a year!
Two months in exchange for a year—this deal is absolutely worth it.
And finally, there’s the battle between AC Milan’s current linchpin Andrés and Morici for the assists crown!
Ten league rounds have been played, and some players already have more than five assists.
With the forwards collectively erupting, assist numbers in Serie A this year have exploded.
So far, there are actually eight players with more than five league assists!
And there are two with seven assists.
They are, prominently, San Remo’s Morici and AC Milan’s Andrés.
At the same time, Andrés has already scored four goals as well, his numbers outrageously luxurious.
In terms of overall play, he certainly can’t be compared to Izalelt.
But purely on stats, at least compared to Izalelt at this time last year, Andrés definitely isn’t much weaker.
Andrés has finally ushered in his own AC Milan era.
He’s used his talent and ability to seize the opportunity.
But before kick‑off, some people’s attention wasn’t on the match.
Instead, it was on the distant magazine French Football.
...
Arsenal Football Club.
Lola burst into her father’s office and asked, "Father, did I see it wrong? I just noticed that on the Golden Ball Award voting page released by French Football, I seem to have failed to find the player I want to vote for."
Mr. Winter stared solemnly at the screen. "You probably didn’t see it wrong, because..."
"I couldn’t find him either!"