Director's Song: Best Actor Hanks

La Gazzetta dello Sport: "The facts proved that money could not overcome heritage. Milan's 9–0 victory had completely been about sparing the French some dignity, but seeing what their fans did, I think Milan should have scored a few more."

Corriere dello Sport: "After the loss, crazed Paris fans began smashing, looting, and vandalizing Milan. Milan police had no choice but to temporarily transfer officers from Rome. Even though Kevin had once saved Paris, that could no longer stop them from venting their anger. More than 300 Paris fans have now been arrested."

Tuttosport: "Thirty-seven-year-old Kevin scored five goals in a single match yet again. When someone's number of five-goal games vastly exceeds everyone else's hat tricks, he has already risen far above the sport of football itself. Perhaps only time can end Kevin's dynasty. The day Kevin retires will be the day Milan's dynasty ends."

The Times: "After being arrested in Italy, the French protested racial discrimination, as most of the detained fans were black. The matter has now drawn serious attention from UEFA and related organizations."

The Sun: "We photographed Shakira's son, whose features bear an astonishing resemblance to Kevin's. As early as 2005, he sang at Bernabeu Stadium and received Ronaldo's autograph. Her son Raul has now joined Real Madrid's youth academy."

Bild: "Now that the Ballon d'Or has been set apart, UEFA should consider likewise excluding AC Milan from the UEFA Champions League. For example, they could select the best-performing side from the four teams eliminated in the quarterfinals to compete for a semifinal spot. AC Milan could simply become a special champion, while the winner among those four teams would be the UEFA Champions League champion and could play AC Milan in a special final. Defeating AC Milan could earn them greater prize money and