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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ATP500 THE VIENNA OPEN, FIRST ROUND SHOWS: VIENNA, AUSTRIA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) JANNIK SINNER V DANIEL ALTMAIER (WHITE SHIRT) FIRST SET 1. FOREHAND WINNER BY SINNER TO LEAD 2-0 2. SINNER FOREHAND WINNER 3. BACKHAND BY SINNER TO LEAD 5-0 SECOND SET 4. SINNER WINS MATCH 5. SCOREBOARD SHOWING MATCH TIME OF 58 MINUTES 6. PLAYERS AT NET 7. SINNER WAVES TO CROWD DANIIL MEDVEDEV V NUNO BORGES (WHITE SHIRT) FIRST SET 8. MEDVEDEV WINS POINT TO LEAD 3-2  9. FOREHAND BY MEDVEDEV TO TAKE SET SECOND SET 10. BORGES FOREHAND WINNER THIRD SET 11. MEDVEDEV REACHES LOW BALL AND HITS DROPSHOT WINNER 12. MEDVEDEV WINS MATCH 13. PLAYERS AT NET MATTEO BERRETTINI (WHITE SHIRT) V ALEXEI POPYRIN FIRST SET 14. FOREHAND PASSING WINNER BY BERRETTINI  15. VOLLEY WINNER AT NET BY POPYRIN 16. BERRETTINI WINS FIRST SET SECOND SET 17. FOREHAND WINNER BY BERRETTINI  18. BERRETTINI WINS MATCH 19. PLAYERS AT NET STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure the points for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE RESENIDNG WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ VISSEL KOBE CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER ONLY AS FAR AS THE EDGE OF THE BOX WITH DEFENDER, MARKO TUCI, PLAYING THE BALL BACK IN FOR FORWARD, LEE SANG-HEON, TO SCORE ON THE VOLLEY. 1-0 2. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 3. GOAL/ GANGWON WINGER, MO JAE-HYEON, HEADS IN FROM A CORNER. 2-0 4. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 5. GOAL/  VISSEL CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER AS FAR AS FULL-BACK, SONG JUN-SEOK, WHO DRIVES A LOW SHOT INTO THE BOTTOM CORNER FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX. 3-0 6. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 7. GOAL/ VISSEL STEAL POSSESSION IN GANGWON’S HALF, PLAYING IN FORWARD, TAISEI MIYASHIRO, WHO SCORES WITH A FIRST TOUCH SHOT. 3-1 8. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 9. GOAL/ VISSEL FORWARD, JEAN PATRIC, HEADS IN A PASS FROM FULL-BACK, RIKUTO HIROSE. 3-2 10. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 11. GOAL/ A VISSEL LONG THROW-IN FALLS FOR MIYASHIRO WHO BEATS GANGWON GOALKEEPER, PARK CHUNG-HYO AT HIS NEAR POST 12. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 13. GOAL/ GANGWON FORWARD, KIM GUN-HEE, SCORES A SCRAPPY WINNER FROM ANOTHER CORNER. 4-3 14. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 15. VARIOUS OF GANGWON PLAYERS AT FULL-TIME STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure the points for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE RESENIDNG WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ VISSEL KOBE CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER ONLY AS FAR AS THE EDGE OF THE BOX WITH DEFENDER, MARKO TUCI, PLAYING THE BALL BACK IN FOR FORWARD, LEE SANG-HEON, TO SCORE ON THE VOLLEY. 1-0 2. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 3. GOAL/ GANGWON WINGER, MO JAE-HYEON, HEADS IN FROM A CORNER. 2-0 4. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 5. GOAL/  VISSEL CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER AS FAR AS FULL-BACK, SONG JUN-SEOK, WHO DRIVES A LOW SHOT INTO THE BOTTOM CORNER FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX. 3-0 6. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 7. GOAL/ VISSEL STEAL POSSESSION IN GANGWON’S HALF, PLAYING IN FORWARD, TAISEI MIYASHIRO, WHO SCORES WITH A FIRST TOUCH SHOT. 3-1 8. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 9. GOAL/ VISSEL FORWARD, JEAN PATRIC, HEADS IN A PASS FROM FULL-BACK, RIKUTO HIROSE. 3-2 10. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 11. GOAL/ A VISSEL LONG THROW-IN FALLS FOR MIYASHIRO WHO BEATS GANGWON GOALKEEPER, PARK CHUNG-HYO AT HIS NEAR POST 12. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 13. GOAL/ GANGWON FORWARD, KIM GUN-HEE, SCORES A SCRAPPY WINNER FROM ANOTHER CORNER. 4-3 14. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 15. VARIOUS OF GANGWON PLAYERS AT FULL-TIME STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure the points for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. GOAL/ VISSEL KOBE CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER ONLY AS FAR AS THE EDGE OF THE BOX WITH DEFENDER, MARKO TUCI, PLAYING THE BALL BACK IN FOR FORWARD, LEE SANG-HEON, TO SCORE ON THE VOLLEY. 1-0 2. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 3. GOAL/ GANGWON WINGER, MO JAE-HYEON, HEADS IN FROM A CORNER. 2-0 4. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 5. GOAL/  VISSEL CLEAR A GANGWON CORNER AS FAR AS FULL-BACK, SONG JUN-SEOK, WHO DRIVES A LOW SHOT INTO THE BOTTOM CORNER FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX. 3-0 6. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 7. GOAL/ VISSEL STEAL POSSESSION IN GANGWON’S HALF, PLAYING IN FORWARD, TAISEI MIYASHIRO, WHO SCORES WITH A FIRST TOUCH SHOT. 3-1 8. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 9. GOAL/ VISSEL FORWARD, JEAN PATRIC, HEADS IN A PASS FROM FULL-BACK, RIKUTO HIROSE. 3-2 10. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 11. GOAL/ A VISSEL LONG THROW-IN FALLS FOR MIYASHIRO WHO BEATS GANGWON GOALKEEPER, PARK CHUNG-HYO AT HIS NEAR POST. 3-3 12. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 13. GOAL/ GANGWON FORWARD, KIM GUN-HEE, SCORES A SCRAPPY WINNER FROM ANOTHER CORNER. 4-3 14. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY 15. VARIOUS OF GANGWON PLAYERS AT FULL-TIME STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure victory for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure the points for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF GANGWON'S 4-3 WIN AT HOME TO VISSEL KOBE IN ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE GROUP PHASE COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: CHUNCHEON, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) TO FOLLOW STORY: South Korea's Gangwon FC inflicted a last-gasp 4-3 defeat on Vissel Kobe on Wednesday (October 22), ending the Japanese side's perfect start to the Asian Champions League Elite with a winner from Kim Gun-hee. Kobe, who had been the only team in the eastern league phase to start the competition with two consecutive wins, had been forced to fight back from three goals down to pull level only for Kim to pounce at the death. Lee Sang-heon put the home side in front with an emphatic seventh minute finish and Mo Jae-hyeon doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a powerful downward header following Kim Dae-won's corner. Song Jun-seok completed a disastrous first half for Kobe with a little over two minutes remaining until the interval when he slid his shot through a crowd of players to beat Shuichi Gonda in the Kobe goal. Kobe's introduction of Taisei Miyashiro after the interval swung the game back in their favour, the Japan international pulling one back within three minutes of the restart. Two minutes later Jean Patrick headed in Kobe's second and Miyashiro was on target again with two minutes left, thumping the ball past Park Chung-hyo to pull his side level. Kobe looked set to claim a point that would see them retain top spot in the standings but Kim Gun-hee pounced in the 95th minute to secure the points for Gangwon. The results leave Ulsan HD on top of the eastern league standings after three rounds, the South Koreans holding a one point advantage over Kobe and Gangwon following their 1-0 win against Sanfrecce Hiroshima on Tuesday. Clubs finishing in the top eight positions in the 12-team eastern league will progress to the knockout rounds, which will be held in March. The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised venue in Saudi Arabia in April. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY THREE OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ANNA KALINSKAYA ( BLUE TOP / RUSSIA) V DIANA SHNAIDER (WHITE TOP / RUSSIA) FIRST SET 1. KALINSKAYA HITS VOLLEY 2. KALINSKAYA REACTS 3. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 4. SHNAIDER CELEBRATES 5. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WIDE, KALINSKAYA TAKES FIRST SET 6. KALINSKAYA REACTS SECOND SET 7. KALINSKAYA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 8. KALINSKAYA REACTS 9. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 10. SHNAIDER REACTS 11. KALINSKAYA NETS FOREHAND, SHNAIDER TAKES SECOND SET 12. SHNAIDER CELEBRATES THIRD SET 13. KALINSKAYA HITS VOLLEY 14. KALINSKAYA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 15. KALINSKAYA PREPARES TO SERVE 16. KALINSKAYA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO TAKE THIRD SET AND WIN MATCH 17. KALINSKAYA CELEBRATES 18. FANS LEAVING THE STADIUM 19. PLAYERS HUG AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 20. KALINSKAYA CELEBRATES STORY: Russia's Anna Kalinskaya claimed a hard-fought 7-6(4) 2-6 7-6(5) victory over compatriot Diana Shnaider on Wednesday (October 22) to reach the Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals in Tokyo. Kalinskaya had to fight back from 4-2 down in the third set to beat seventh seed Shnaider in a marathon contest that lasted two hours and 42 minutes. The 26-year-old, who is chasing her maiden title on the WTA Tour, next faces Czech sixth seed Linda Noskova. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY THREE OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 22, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ANNA KALINSKAYA ( BLUE TOP / RUSSIA) V DIANA SHNAIDER (WHITE TOP / RUSSIA) FIRST SET 1. KALINSKAYA HITS VOLLEY 2. KALINSKAYA REACTS 3. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 4. SHNAIDER CELEBRATES 5. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WIDE, KALINSKAYA TAKES FIRST SET 6. KALINSKAYA REACTS SECOND SET 7. KALINSKAYA HITS FOREHAND WINNER 8. KALINSKAYA REACTS 9. SHNAIDER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 10. SHNAIDER REACTS 11. KALINSKAYA NETS FOREHAND, SHNAIDER TAKES SECOND SET 12. SHNAIDER CELEBRATES THIRD SET 13. KALINSKAYA HITS VOLLEY 14. KALINSKAYA HITS BACKHAND WINNER 15. KALINSKAYA PREPARES TO SERVE 16. KALINSKAYA HITS BACKHAND WINNER TO TAKE THIRD SET AND WIN MATCH 17. KALINSKAYA CELEBRATES 18. FANS LEAVING THE STADIUM 19. PLAYERS HUG AT THE NET/SHAKE HANDS WITH UMPIRE 20. KALINSKAYA CELEBRATES STORY: Russia's Anna Kalinskaya claimed a hard-fought 7-6(4) 2-6 7-6(5) victory over compatriot Diana Shnaider on Wednesday (October 22) to reach the Pan Pacific Open quarter-finals in Tokyo. Kalinskaya had to fight back from 4-2 down in the third set to beat seventh seed Shnaider in a marathon contest that lasted two hours and 42 minutes. The 26-year-old, who is chasing her maiden title on the WTA Tour, next faces Czech sixth seed Linda Noskova. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: SOUNDBITE FROM VILLARREAL COACH MARCELINO GARCIA TORAL /  BARCELONA TEAM TRAINING SESSION / SCREENGRAB FROM LALIGA.COM SAYING PLANNED BARCELONA MATCH AGAINST VILLARREAL IN MIAMI HAS BEEN SCRAPPED / DRONE FOOTAGE OF HARD ROCK STADIUM / UEFA PRESIDENT ALEKSANDER CEFERIN / UEFA HEADQUARTERS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: VILLARREAL, SPAIN (OCTOBER 20, 2025) (UEFA – This content can only be used in the reporting of the UEFA Champions League 2025/2026 season – no other use allowed. No commercial use. Must on-screen courtesy " UEFA 2025". No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) 1. VILLARREAL COACH MARCELINO GARCIA TORAL WALKS INTO PRESS CONFERENCE 2. WHITE FLASH 3. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) VILLARREAL COACH MARCELINO GARCIA TORAL SAYING:     "Look, as Hernan already said, I'm going to answer that question. Just one question, which I think will be pretty clear. I think it's absolutely, absolutely disrespectful to make a statement at half-time about something that was planned and then not do it. I think it's disrespectful to Villarreal's management, the club, the professionals, and the fans. From here on out, well, the club will make an official statement tomorrow. That's my opinion." BARCELONA, SPAIN (OCTOBER 20, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 4. FC BARCELONA PLAYERS GATHERED ON PITCH FOR TEAM TRAINING SESSION 5. PLAYERS KICKING BALL AROUND IN A RONDO DRILL 6.  PLAYERS IN RONDO DRILLS 7. BARCELONA COACH, HANSI FLICK, LOOKING ON 8. VARIOUS OF GOALKEEPERS TRAINING 9. PLAYERS TRAINING 10. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS HEADING BALLS / MIDFIELDER FRENKIE DE JONG 11. DEFENDER, JULES KOUNDE, KICKING BALL / DE JONG 12. FORWARD, LAMINE YAMAL, AND TEAMMATES  13. TEAM DRINKING WATER  14. YAMAL IN RONDO DRILL  15. DEFENDER, ALEJANDRO BALDE, CHASING BALL  16. SESSION IN PROGRESS  INTERNET (OCTOBER 21, 2025) (LALIGA.COM – Access all) (MUTE) 17. SCREENGRAB FROM LALIGA.COM SAYING PLANNED BARCELONA MATCH AGAINST VILLARREAL IN MIAMI HAS BEEN SCRAPPED MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (FILE – NOVEMBER 15, 2024) (REUTERS – Access all) (MUTE) 18. VARIOUS OF DRONE FOOTAGE OF HARD ROCK STADIUM – HOME OF THE NFL’S MIAMI DOLPHINS AND SITE WHERE BARCELONA’S LALIGA MATCH AGAINST VILLARREAL WAS SLATED TO BE PLAYED BELGRADE, SERBIA (FILE – APRIL 3, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 19. UEFA PRESIDENT, ALEKSANDER CEFERIN, AT PRESS CONFERENCE (NOT A SOUNDBITE) NYON, SWITZERLAND (FILE – JUNE 27, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 20. VARIOUS EXTERIORS OF THE UEFA HEADQUARTERS / LARGE BALL IN HEADQUARTER GROUNDS STORY: TO FOLLOW

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