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If you’re trying to find out how you can watch Atletico Madrid vs. Bayern Munich on US TV in the UEFA Champions League, you’ve come to the right place. In the UEFA Champions League, Atletico Madrid vs. Bayern Munich will be shown on TV and streaming (more details below). Match: Atletico Madrid vs. Bayern Munich Kickoff: Tuesday, 3pm ET Looking to watch Atletico Madrid vs. Bayern Munich online from your work, home or on the go? If you live in the USA, there are several options to catch all the action. We Recommend: US only.   Who: Atletico Madrid vs. Bayern Munich What: UEFA Champions League When: Game kicks off at 3pm ET / Noon PT; Tuesday, December 1, 2020 Where: Live on UniMas, TUDN, CBS All Access and fuboTV (Spanish only) (free trial)   CBS All Access is now offering a 7-day free trial promotion for new subscribers, giving fans the ability to watch a ton of soccer fans (and other content) for free. After the 7-day trial, CBS All Access is ju

London (AFP) – Edinson Cavani showed why Manchester United handed the veteran Uruguayan the bumper two-year contract others balked at as he turned defeat into victory at Southampton on Sunday. The 33-year-old came off the bench with United trailing 2-0 to score twice and set up Bruno Fernandes for the other goal in a thrilling come-from-behind win reminiscent of the club’s glory days under Alex Ferguson. Cavani’s joy at making his first major contribution for United has been tempered by the prospect of a domestic ban for a misjudged social media post after the game. He used the Spanish term “negrito” (small black person) in thanking a friend for his congratulations, but despite the affectionate context, Cavani could still fall foul of the Football Association’s minimum three-match ban for offensive comments on social media. Cavani will though be available for a reunion against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday and could exact revenge for being cast aside by

Paris (AFP) – Paris Saint-Germain will be playing for their Champions League lives against Manchester United on Wednesday, with last season’s runners-up knowing the costs of group-stage elimination could be enormous on and off the field. Anything less than victory at Old Trafford and the French champions could see their destiny slip out of their hands going into the last game in Group H. Neymar’s penalty gave the Qatar-owned club victory over RB Leipzig last week, but Thomas Tuchel’s team performed poorly and the coach’s agitation when searching questions are put to him by the press suggest all is not well in Paris. PSG are top of Ligue 1, although their lead has been trimmed back in recent weeks following more disappointing displays. “There is no way we can play like that in Manchester, like we did in the second half,” Tuchel warned after Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Bordeaux. There will be potentially major consequences if they fail to qualify for the last 16 of the Champions Leagu

Milan (AFP) – Ciro Immobile returns to the scene of one of his unhappiest spells as a player when Lazio take on the goal ace’s former club Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Wednesday. Dortmund were Italy forward Immobile’s first club outside of his home country and that disappointing time in the Bundesliga was followed by an similarly unsuccessful six months at Sevilla, before returning to Serie A. Lazio are just one point behind their German hosts who lead Group F with two games to play, and four ahead of third-placed Club Brugge. The Italians are well-positioned to advance to the last 16 in their return to the Champions League after a 13-year absence. Last season’s European ‘Golden Shoe’ winner thanks to his 36 league goals in Italy, Immobile’s strikes powered Lazio to a fourth-place finish in Serie A. This campaign he has scored three Champions League goals in two games — one in a 3-1 win over Dortmund in Rome and twice against Zenit with the same scoreline last tim

London (AFP) – Premier League leaders Tottenham were handed a trip to eighth-tier Marine in Monday’s draw for the FA Cup third round. Top-flight teams enter the competition at the third round stage and Tottenham were given a tie sure to capture the attention of football romantics. Northern Premier League Division One side Marine became only the second club from the eighth tier to reach the third round after beating Havant and Waterlooville after extra time on Sunday. Their reward is a visit from Jose Mourinho’s men, who last won the FA Cup in 1991 and have not lifted a major trophy since the 2008 League Cup. Marine boss Neil Young told the BBC: “It’s an unbelievable draw. We will plan as best we can.  “Usually with Jose’s teams, he puts pretty strong sides out. We have won seven games to get here and this is a great reward.” Marine captain Niall Cummins, a fan of Tottenham’s north London rivals Arsenal, added: “I don’t know where to begin. I think we’re officially the lowest-ran

London (AFP) – Premier League leaders Tottenham were handed a trip to eighth tier Marine in Monday’s draw for the FA Cup third round. Top-flight teams enter the competition at the third round stage and Tottenham were given a tie sure to capture the attention of football romantics. Northern Premier League Division One side Marine became only the second club from the eighth tier to reach the third round after beating Havant and Waterlooville after extra time on Sunday. Their reward is a visit from Jose Mourinho’s men, who last won the FA Cup in 1991 and have not lifted a major trophy since the 2008 League Cup. National League North side Chorley will play Derby at home and Stockport, of the National League, have also been handed home advantage in their tie against West Ham. FA Cup holders Arsenal face Newcastle at the Emirates Stadium and another all-Premier League tie sees Aston Villa against Liverpool at Villa Park. Another side from the eighth tier, Isthmian League North Divisio

New York (AFP) – Major League Soccer on Monday moved a quarter-final playoff match between Sporting Kansas City and Minnesota United from Wednesday to Thursday and pushed back a subsequent semi-final to next Monday. The league said the shift was not made as a result of Covid-19 issues. The other Western Conference playoff matchup, Dallas at defending champion Seattle, will be played as planned on Tuesday. That winner will meet the Kansas City-Minnesota winner on December 7 to determine a berth in the December 12 MLS Cup final. The Eastern Conference final will remain as scheduled with the New England Revolution playing at the Columbus Crew on Sunday for the other spot in the championship match. from World Soccer Talk https://ift.tt/37mWpVp

London (AFP) – Fulham climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone after finally solving their penalty woes in a shock 2-1 win at Leicester on Monday. Scott Parker’s side won for just the second time in the league this season thanks to Ademola Lookman’s opener and Ivan Cavaleiro’s penalty. Fulham had missed three of their four previous penalties this term, but Cavaleiro held his nerve to convert from the spot for the crucial second goal. It was an emotional success for the Cottagers, with Lookman celebrating his goal by displaying one of Papa Bouba Diop’s Senegal shirts after Fulham’s former midfielder died aged 42 at the weekend. Harvey Barnes scored for Leicester in the closing minutes, but Fulham held on and move one point above the bottom three. It was only Fulham’s second away win in the past 26 Premier League matches and their first since a victory at Bournemouth in April 2019. Leicester would have gone second with a win, but instead they remain fourth — three points

Madrid (AFP) – Eden Hazard’s injury misery continued on Monday after Real Madrid confirmed the attacker had hurt his right thigh in their weekend loss to Alaves. The Belgium international was substituted after just 28 minutes of Saturday’s 2-1 home loss to Alaves, as Real were beaten for the third time in La Liga this season. The Spanish champions said in a statement that Hazard, 29, had been diagnosed with an injury to his right quadriceps and that his “recovery will continue to be assessed”. Real did not provide a timeline for Hazard’s return, but local media reported he could be ruled out for at least two weeks, which would mean missing both of their two remaining Champions League group matches. He will also likely be unavailable for Real’s upcoming league matches against second-placed local rivals Atletico Madrid and Sevilla, who sit in fifth, just one point and place behind the 13-time European champions. “It’s a complicated situation for him, for the club, for everyone, bec

Lausanne (AFP) – France’s Stephanie Frappart will become the first woman to referee a men’s Champions League match on Wednesday when Juventus host Dinamo Kiev in Turin, European football’s governing body UEFA confirmed. The 36-year-old has already made history as the first woman to referee in the French top flight, and took charge of the 2019 UEFA Super Cup final between Liverpool and Chelsea. She also made her Europa League debut in October. It is the first time that a woman has been assigned to referee a game in Europe’s most prestigious club competition. Italian giants Juventus host Ukrainian side Dinamo in Group G at the Allianz Stadium.  Juventus, second in the group, are already through to the last 16 along with leaders Barcelona, with two games to play. from World Soccer Talk https://ift.tt/33xjL9J

London (AFP) – Edinson Cavani apologised on Monday after his joy at scoring twice for Manchester United against Southampton was dampened by an investigation by the Football Association into a social media post he subsequently deleted. The 33-year-old Uruguayan striker sent an Instagram post thanking a friend for his congratulations after scoring twice as United came from 2-0 down to win 3-2 on Sunday  that included the Spanish word “negrito” (small black person). United said the word was clearly used in an affectionate manner and has different connotations in South America. The former Paris Saint Germain forward had been informed such terms are viewed as derogatory in Britain and he subsequently deleted the post. “The message I posted after the match on Sunday was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend, thanking him for his congratulations after the game,” Cavani said in a statement. “The last thing I wanted to do was cause offence to anyone. I am completely opposed to

London (AFP) – Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson called for the introduction of concussion substitutes to football following the clash of heads between Raul Jimenez and David Luiz that left the former with a fractured skull. Wolves striker Jimenez was immediately taken to hospital after the incident early in Sunday’s 2-1 win at Arsenal, but Luiz played on for the remainder of the first-half before being replaced at half-time. “I was very worried, I was watching the game. I played with Raul Jimenez at Benfica,” Ederson said on Monday. “I think all the concern and care is very important. It is a part of the body that needs special attention. “When there is a blow to the head there should be a substitution, whether the player can continue or not. You could be feeling OK but after you could feel the consequences.” Ederson has personal experience of nasty head knocks as he needed eight stitches to repair facial wounds after being caught the boot of Liverpool’s Sadio Mane in 2017. An

Berlin (AFP) – Joachim Loew will remain in charge of Germany for next year’s delayed European Championship despite a series of poor recent results, the German football federation (DFB) announced Monday. “The presidential committee of the DFB decided unanimously this Monday during a teleconference, to continue with coach Joachim Loew on the difficult path of renewal started in March 2019,” it said in a statement. Loew, 60, has been in charge of the Germany team since taking over from Jurgen Klinsmann following the 2006 World Cup and led the nation to a fourth world title, and first since reunification, in Brazil in 2014. However, Germany are in crisis following a 6-0 defeat to Spain on November 17 and recent draws with Switzerland, twice, and Turkey. The recent hammering by Spain, Germany’s heaviest loss in 89 years, capped a poor three-year spell, which included an embarrassing group-stage exit at the 2018 World Cup in Russia after which the DFB gave Loew their backing. Loew has

Liverpool (AFP) – Thiago Alcantara is still weeks away from a return for Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp confirmed on Monday as he pinpointed a bad-tempered Merseyside derby against Everton last month as the root cause of his side’s injury crisis. Virgil van Dijk suffered knee ligament damage from a wild challenge from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, which is likely to rule the Dutch defender out for the rest of the season. Thiago, who has made just two appearances for Liverpool since a September move from Bayern Munich, was then injured by another dangerous challenge from Richarlison, which earned the Brazilian a red card. Initial scans showed the Spanish midfielder did not suffer the same degree of damage as Van Dijk, but he has not played since. “On that day when Thiago got injured in that challenge in the Everton game, there was another bad injury and after the scans one was really bad news, one was really good news because nothing was broken or ruptured,” Klopp said on Monday. “

Doha (AFP) – Yoon Bit-garam struck once in each half to send Ulsan Hyundai through to the round of 16 in the Asian Champions League with a 2-1 win over FC Tokyo on Monday. The 30-year-old’s efforts ensured top position in Group F for Ulsan with 13 points from five matches, while FC Tokyo are locked in a battle for the second qualifying spot with Shanghai Shenhua. Ulsan though were in for a massive shock immediately after kick-off when Tokyo’s Kensuke Nagai scored in the first minute from a seemingly routine move on the right flank. Shuto Abe poked the ball into the path of the advancing Nagai, who capitalised on uncertain Ulsan defending with a measured low drive that beat goalkeeper Jo Su-huk via the upright. Although Tokyo held the lead, it was Ulsan who largely dominated the match, keeping the Tokyo defence on edge constantly. But after several attempts at goal, the equaliser came only in the 44th minute as Yoon curled in a free-kick from 25 yards following a foul on him by Jo

Berlin (AFP) – The five top executives of the German football association (DFB) were meeting in Frankfurt on Monday with Joachim Loew to discuss his future as coach of the national team, local media reported. “The summit on Loew’s future has begun,” wrote Bild.  German football is in crisis following a 6-0 loss to Spain on November 17 and recent draws with Switzerland, twice, and Turkey. In addition to Loew, the meeting was to be attended by national team director Oliver Bierhoff as well as four DFB officials: president Fritz Keller, his two vice-presidents and the treasurer.  “The question of whether Loew will complete his contract until 2022 and continue his work despite the debacle in Spain will be decided in the next few hours,” Bild said.  The DFB’s 14-member presidential board is due to meet on Friday to decide Loew’s fate.  The coach is not invited to that meeting, but Bierhoff, who has been very close to him for several years, is to make a presentation explaining the rea

Madrid (AFP) – Real Madrid attacker Eden Hazard faces another spell on the sidelines after the club confirmed Monday he sustained an injury to his right thigh in the weekend loss to Alaves. The Belgium international was substituted after just 28 minutes of Saturday’s 2-1 home loss to Alaves, as Real were beaten for the third time in La Liga this season. The club said in a statement that Hazard had been diagnosed with an injury to his right quadriceps and that his “recovery will continue to be assessed”. Real did not provide a timeline for Hazard’s return, but local media reported he could be ruled out for at least two weeks. Hazard appeared to be caught by an Alaves defender as he dribbled the ball in the area after his shot was saved, and was pictured grimacing moments later with his hands on his knees. Real coach Zinedine Zidane had initially suggested it was just a “simple knock” based on the feedback at the time from Hazard. The 29-year-old has featured in just 28 of 65 matc

Munich (Germany) (AFP) – Bayern Munich, assured of a place in the knockout rounds of the Champions League, left several regulars, including Robert Lewandowski and Manuel Neuer, behind on Monday when they travelled to Madrid to face Atletico. In addition to  star striker Lewandowski and club captain and goalkeeper Neuer, midfielders Leon Goretzka and Corentin Tolisso will remain in Munich. “Lewandowski, Neuer, Goretzka, Tolisso stay here,” coach Hansi Flick told a press conference. “They will be rested.” Flick said Tolisso was not fully fit but might be back to face RB Leipzig at the weekend. “Everyone else is in the squad,” Flick said adding that he would make decisions on the starting line-up ahead of the game on Tuesday. “I’ll wait until tomorrow and then go through who’s in a good mood. Then we’ll see who’s playing.” Flick said defender Niklas Suele, who returned from coronavirus quarantine with 32 minutes off the bench against Stuttgart on Saturday, might start.  “The odds

Paris (AFP) – Algeria captain Riyad Mahrez bagged his first hat-trick in five years as Manchester City trounced Burnley 5-0 at the weekend to move within six points of Premier League frontrunners Tottenham Hotspur. The 2016 African Footballer of the Year, famed for his lethal left foot, completed the treble at the Etihad Stadium with a rare headed goal.  “We knew it was going to come,” said the 29-year-old of the goal rush that kept Burnley in the relegation zone. Here, AFP Sport rounds up the performances of African stars in the major European leagues. ENGLAND RIYAD MAHREZ (Manchester City) The winger inspired Manchester City’s 5-0 demolition of Burnley. City had scored just 10 goals in their previous eight league games, but with  Mahrez’s first goals for Pep Guardiola’s side since September they ran riot. “It has been frustrating sometimes. Every game we created chances but were not scoring,” Mahrez said. “We worked a lot in training to be more in the box and arrive more.” MO

London (AFP) – Wolves striker Raul Jimenez fractured his skull in a clash of heads with Arsenal’s David Luiz in Sunday’s match his club said on Monday. The 29-year-old Mexican international received treatment for 10 minutes on the pitch before being taken to hospital. Wolves — who won the game 2-1 for their first win at Arsenal in 40 years — said he would remain under observation for a few days. “Raul is comfortable following an operation last night, which he underwent in a London hospital,” read the club statement. “He has since seen his partner Daniela and is now resting. He will remain under observation for a few days while he begins his recovery. “The club would like to thank the medical staff at Arsenal, the NHS paramedics, hospital staff and surgeons who, through their skill and early response, were of such help. “The club ask that Raul and his family are now afforded a period of space and privacy, before any further updates are provided in due course.” Luiz stayed on the

Johannesburg (AFP) – Former Arsenal and Barcelona midfielder Alex Song could not prevent his new club, Arta Solar 7 of Djibouti, from losing at home in a CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round first leg. Burkinabe Farouk Kabore scored on 24 minutes to give Egyptian club Al Mokawloon Al Arab (formerly Arab Contractors) a 1-0 victory in Djibouti City despite an energetic showing by the 33-year-old Cameroonian. Song not only captains Arta in the tiny Horn of Africa nation, but is also in charge of youth development at the club. Here, AFP Sport provides five talking points from the first qualifying matches at the weekend in the African equivalent of the UEFA Europa League. Winning return Al Mokawloon, who won the now defunct African Cup Winners Cup three times under their former name, are back in a CAF competition for the first time since 2005. Winning in Djibouti virtually guarantees the Cairo outfit a much tougher task — facing Etoile Sahel of Tunisia in a stand-out last-32 tie.

London (AFP) – Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has brushed aside questions about whether he is concerned about the sack after the club endured its worst start to a season since 1981. Arsenal lost 2-1 at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, their third successive Premier League defeat. The Gunners are 14th in the table after five losses in their opening 10 Premier League games and they have been beaten in their past three home matches. Arsenal’s form has not been helped by their lack of bite in front of goal with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang a shadow of the player he was last season. Gabriel’s first-half goal against Wolves was their first in open play in the Premier League in six games. Defeat also came a year to the day that Arteta’s predecessor Unai Emery was sacked. However, 38-year-old Arteta — who previously served under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City — says he will not be distracted by questions over his own future.   “It’s something that the day I decided to be a coach

London (AFP) – Edinson Cavani’s joy at scoring twice for Manchester United on Sunday could be dampened as he is to be investigated by the Football Association over a social media post he subsequently deleted. The 33-year-old Uruguayan striker sent an Instagram post including the Spanish word “negrito” (‘black’) in reply to a message of congratulations after his brace completed a come-from-behind 3-2 win over Southampton. United said the word was clearly used in an affectionate manner and has different connotations in South America. The club said the former Paris Saint Germain forward had been informed such terms are viewed as derogatory in Britain and he subsequently deleted the post. The FA issued guidelines pre-season clamping down on racist and discriminatory language and behaviour, with offences on social media carrying a minimum three-game ban. Manchester City’s Bernardo Silva and Dele Alli of Tottenham were both suspended for one match last season after posts that breached

Johannesburg (AFP) – Itumeleng Khune saved a penalty as South African giants Kaizer Chiefs made a winning return to the CAF Champions League by beating PWD Bamenda 1-0 in Cameroon at the weekend. Several superb saves by the 33-year-old goalkeeper kept Chiefs level until defender Eric Mathoho scored the only goal of the preliminary round first leg six minutes from time. Chiefs consider themselves one of the top clubs in Africa, but have consistently flopped in the Champions League, with their last appearance four years ago.   Here, AFP Sport provides five talking points as the 2021 edition of the elite African club competition kicked off on the same weekend as Al Ahly of Egypt won the 2020 final. Chiefs boost Chiefs shrugged off poor domestic form to edge debutants Bamenda in a match moved from the northwest to Limbe in the southwest of Cameroon for security reasons.   The Soweto outfit have lifted a record 53 domestic trophies since their 1970 formation, but none in the past fiv

Washington (AFP) – Gustavo Bou’s brace and a penalty save by goalkeeper Matt Turner from former Manchester United star Nani sparked the New England Revolution to a 3-1 victory over 10-man Orlando City in Sunday’s Major League Soccer quarter-finals. Former US national coach Bruce Arena’s side will visit the Columbus Crew in next Sunday’s semi-finals. Columbus beat visiting Nashville 2-0 on a 99th-minute goal by Portuguese midfielder Pedro Santos and a breakaway marker by American Gyasi Zardes in the 103rd to reach the Eastern Conference final. At Orlando, Spanish midfielder Carles Gil opened the scoring with a penalty in the 17th minute for New England before Bou netted his first goal eight minutes later. Bou paid tribute to his fellow Argentinian Diego Maradona, placing an Argentina flag on the ground, kissing it and pointing to the heavens as he knelt. The Lions halved the deficit in the 33rd minute as Brazilian midfielder Junior Urso found the net. But Orlando City were undone

London (AFP) – Liverpool’s ever expanding injury list has prompted Jurgen Klopp to take on the football authorities and broadcasters over a gruelling schedule that he feels is doing little to protect the players. The English champions head into Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Ajax without Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Thiago Alcantara, Naby Keita, Xherdan Shaqiri, Trent Alexander-Arnold and James Milner. Klopp was infuriated that Liverpool were chosen for Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off in a 1-1 draw at Brighton just over 60 hours after they faced Atalanta in Europe on Wednesday night. “After Wednesday, Saturday at 12:30 is really dangerous for the players,” said Klopp, who also sarcastically congratulated a BT Sport interviewer for Milner’s hamstring injury in the second half. However, he is not alone and has formed an unlikely alliance with Manchester United and Manchester City, who have also faced early Saturday kick-offs after Wednesday night games i

Milan (AFP) – Antonio Conte is in the firing line with another Champions League failure looming as his Inter Milan side head to Borussia Moenchengladbach on Tuesday with their hopes of reaching the knock-out stage hanging by a thread. The three-time European champions are bottom of Group B with just two points from four games, six points behind leaders Gladbach. Real Madrid — the record 13-time winners — are one point behind the Germans in second place and three clear of Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk with two matches to play. An Italian team has not won a European trophy since Inter secured the Champions League to complete a treble under Jose Mourinho in 2010. And Inter need a miracle to avoid a third consecutive exit in the group stage. Against Gladbach, the 1977 European Cup runners-up, there will be no room for error. The teams settled for a 2-2 draw at the San Siro last month, with Romelu Lukaku scoring both goals for the hosts. Inter need to win and then beat Shakhtar, w

Décines-Charpieu (France) (AFP) – Lille stuttered to a 1-1 draw at struggling Saint-Etienne on Sunday to miss the chance to draw level on points with Paris Saint-Germain at the top of Ligue 1, but the rest of the chasers took advantage of the defending champions’ latest slip-up. Lille sit second in the table, two points behind PSG — who drew 2-2 with Bordeaux on Saturday — and above Lyon, Monaco and Montpellier on goal difference. Lyon continued their fine form with a 3-0 win over Reims, while Monaco beat Nimes by the same scoreline to also move within two points of PSG, while Montpellier edged out Lorient. Lille would have hoped to take all three points from a Saint-Etienne side on a seven-match losing streak in the league before kick-off. But Christophe Galtier’s team fell behind to a first-half penalty from Tunisian Wahbi Khazri and needed a second-half strike from Jonathan Ikone to rescue a draw. Karl Toko Ekambi, Bruno Guimaraes and Moussa Dembele scored for Lyon as they mad

London (AFP) – Wolves recovered from losing top scorer Raul Jimenez to a sickening head injury to inflict Arsenal’s third consecutive home league defeat with a 2-1 win at the Emirates on Sunday. The Mexican received treatment from medics for 10 minutes on the floor after colliding with David Luiz before being stretchered from the field. Luiz continued with blood seeping into a white bandage wrapped around his head until half-time, when he was replaced by Rob Holding, leading to fresh calls for the introduction of concussion substitutes in football. The rest of the Wolves team had combined for just five goals in their previous nine league games, but Pedro Neto and Daniel Podence struck to hand the visitors a first win away to Arsenal since 1979. Sky Sports reported Jimenez is conscious in hospital and responding to treatment. Football’s lawmakers IFAB have opened the door for concussion substitutes to be used on a trial basis with the English Football Association hoping to do so i

Naples (Italy) (AFP) – Napoli players took to the pitch wearing a special Argentina-inspired jersey on Sunday in honour of club legend Diego Maradona, who died aged 60 on Wednesday, for their Serie A game against Roma. The jersey with white and light blue vertical stripes, was specially designed to pay tribute to Napoli’s legendary number 10 who led the club to their only league titles in 1987 and 1990 and the UEFA Cup in 1989. Players also wore black armbands, with a minute’s silence observed before the game, as in all matches in Italy, in memory of Maradona who spent seven years at Napoli. A photo of the former Argentina star was projected onto giant screens in the 10th minute, as players stopped to applaud. The launch of this new jersey had already been planned before Maradona’s death, Napoli said. “A year ago, together with Kappa, we thought of designing a special jersey that echoes Diego Maradona, his beloved Argentina and the very strong bond with the people of Naples,” the