Report cards of the sports weekend: Sinner can be criticized (5), Egonu with Champions and almost Milanese (9), Biles married and happy (10)

Julian Alvarez an Argentinian striker born in 2000. When his idol Pep Guardiola, at the helm of Bayern Munich, won three Bundesliga, two German Cups, a European Super Cup and a club World Cup, Julian was at school: Atletico’s talent Calchin, a team from his hometown, was auditioning for Real Madrid, which however did not enroll him due to age restrictions. Promise of the River Plate nursery, in 2016 Julian was still a student when he posted from the school desk a tweet back in the news in these days: him in the classroom, during the lesson, with the mobile phone hidden horizontally between the back of the chair and a book, on the video the images of a Bayern match, with Pep on the bench. The happy ending to this story was the 4-0 goal that Alvarez scored for Manchester City in the Champions League semi-final, which Guardiola swept away with Ancelotti’s Blancos. A goal to secure the qualification for the final in Istanbul of the myth Pep, who was the first to believe in the potential of the attacker who arrived on loan from River. The vote will rise to 10 if Alvarez manages to lift the cup on June 10, perhaps embracing his putative father.