About a month after the very bad accident during the Italian Alpine Skiing Championships, Federica Brignone is back to talk about her recovery process, providing an update on her condition through a post on her “Instagram” profile.

“1 month since the’accident. Everything is going well, every day I manage to make even a very small step! Thanks to those who are following me for rehabilitation, those who in this month came to see me, spent time with me, those who gave me sweets, flowers, books or messages of support”

“My goal now is to get back on my feet” this is the message of the skier from Valle d’Aosta.

Despite recent improvements, recovery time is still very long. Federica Brignone, for her part, has no intention of forcing, as her goal is to arrive in the best possible condition for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Real Valladolid and Barcelona close out Saturday’s 34th La Liga fixture. Kickoff at 9 p.m. at the José Zorrilla Stadium. The hosts, already arithmetically relegated, will try to take some satisfaction out of this season finale. The Blaugrana, on the other hand, are in the midst of a race to make the hat trick and will try to grab the three points to retain the top spot and arrive in the best possible shape for the Champions League match against Inter.

Rubio should rely on the offensive trident composed of Raul Moro, Juanmi Latasa and Amallah. In the middle of the field, trust Anuar, Juric and Chuki.

Flick, on the other hand, should opt for several changes to the starting 11 also in view of the Champions League return. In attack, chance from 1′ for Pau Victor as center forward, with Ansu Fati, Fermin Lopez and Pablo Torre as trequartisti. In defense, protecting the returning Ter Stegen, there will be Araujo and Christensen, with Fort and Martin as full-backs.

Probable lineups

REAL VALLADOLID (4-3-3): Ferreira; Luis Perez, Cumart, Diego Torres, Aznou; Anuar, Juric, Chuki; Amallah, Juanmi Latasa, Raul Moro. Coach: Rubio

BARCELONA (4-2-3-1): Ter Stegen; Fort, Araujo, Christensen, Martin; Gavi, Eric Garcia; Pablo Torre, Fermin Lopez, Ansu Fati; Pau Victor. Coach: Flick

Conegliano is the first finalist of the 2025 edition of the Champions League in women’s volleyball. The Venetian team, in fact, won the’Euroderby against the Vero Volley Milan with a score of 3-1 (25-21 20-25 25-17 25-23).

In the first set, it was the meneghine who got off to a better start finding the first stretch at 10-6. Conegliano, however, was able first to close the gap, then run away in the score thanks to a super Zhu, who put the exclamation point on the first set thanks to a superlative wall.

The first set was played by the menege women.

In the second set, Milan suffered the backlash of the lost set and the Venetians took advantage to stretch in the opening bars, even reaching +7. At that point, however, comes a sudden black-out for Conegliano, which suffers a heavy seven-point-to-one partial that allows Egonu and her teammates to bring themselves into a tie. On the wave of enthusiasm, the meneghine continued to push and, with an excellent diagonal attack by their opposite player, they won the second set.

In the third set, after an initial balance, it was again the reigning European champions who took the lead, flying away on 14-9. At that point, Imoco is adept at managing the lead until the final 25-17.

The fourth set does not differ from what happened in the previous partials, as it is once again Conegliano that comes out at a distance. In the closing stages, Milan managed to come back up to 23-24, but Gabi, at that point, put an end to it, thus giving the Venetian team its ninth consecutive success against Vero Volley.

The fourth set did not differ from what happened in the previous sets, as Conegliano once again came out on top.

Authentic protagonists for Conegliano were Isabelle Haak with 20 points, Zhu Ting with 21 and Gabi with 14. Opaque performance, on the other hand, for Paola Egonu, who did not go beyond 15 points with a pitiful 31% in attack.