And no, that's not clickbait. Apparently, during training, two footballs went out of the stadium, one of which reached Payaso Fofó street. The fourth side of the stadium is just a wall with advertising on it. However, that wall is attached to a building of flats, and the other football went out the stadium in that direction. Moments later, a lady came to the dressing room and stated that her husband had been woken up by the sound of the football breaking glass, and even had proof via a picture on her phone. Apparently they were told to file a complaint with local authorities. In other news, I dug up this article about how El País endorsed Zozulya, calling him a lesson in patriotism (Read it here ). I don't want to quote too much of it, but it essentially says that El País feels that it's all Russian propaganda, and provides a balanced, if incomplete, view of the whole situation, Also, according to the article, "on February 8, 2017, Kharkiv Metalist ultras po...