Stories from Madrid · Spain

Football player Jiménez experienced a problem with his right foot during a match and removed his boot. Robin Lenormand is now preparing to enter the game as a substitute.

Palo Blasi won the Vuelta Femenina, making history as the first Spanish rider to claim the title. The young Spaniard, representing UAE Team ADQ, delivered a strong performance across the seven stages of the European cycling event.

A lawsuit in Spain concerning Triodos certificates has concluded, with a judge ruling that investors were sufficiently informed. Previously, Triodos had bought back its certificates, an option chosen by 80% of certificate holders.

Ship 10 is heading to Saipan and Tenerife to arrange passenger repatriation under lockdown. Western Director-General Chen Decai will meet the Prime Minister in Madrid before proceeding to Saipan. Ship 10 is en route to Tenerife to repatriate passengers under lockdown management.

A team is approaching promotion to Spain's Primera Federación football league following a 2-1 result.

Ship number 10 is en route to Saipan and Tenerife Island, where passengers will be repatriated to their respective countries under a lockdown management process. Three additional Belgians have been placed in quarantine following the disinfection process.

Atlético de Madrid supporters, including children of all ages wearing team jerseys, gathered at the Metropolitano stadium on Children's Day. The team is currently out of both the Champions League and Copa competitions.

Flowers were laid at a memorial in Madrid for Soviet volunteers who died during the Spanish Civil War. Participants in the ceremony read poems about the Great Patriotic War, shared memories, and said the importance of preserving historical memory.

An event held at Carrefour in Madrid recorded an attendance of 6,647 spectators.

Marcos Alonso is returning for a special match at the Wanda Metropolitano stadium, which is the second to last home game for Atlético de Madrid. The event is expected to have good attendance, including 561 Celta fans, and coincides with a 'children's weekend' featuring various activities. The match is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM, with rain reported throughout the day. Uruguayan footballer Josema (José María Giménez) started for Atlético de Madrid but left the game injured in the 20th minute. He had not played since April 4th and was on the bench against Arsenal last week. A football match at the Metropolitano stadium, home of Atlético Madrid, concluded its first half without any events or goals, according to a Spanish radio broadcast. A football match between Celta and Atlético Madrid is currently at a 0-0 draw.