Front pages: Espí saves Mou, Barça debut, United crash

The first front pages of the Mourinho era debut with a scare and a new hero. A guy with a guardian angel, according to As.

Espanyol had Real Madrid on the ropes, and Espí had to arrive in the 90th minute to save the day. 1-2. The first joy for Marca.

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Mourinho, true to his combative style, denounced the bullying Vinicius continues to suffer from rivals and fans.

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Barça, the reigning champions, begin the league away from home at the Martínez Valero against Elche, with Flick one title away from matching Cruyff and Guardiola in the club of three-time champions.

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Going for the third, declare Sport and Mundo Deportivo in unison.

In the league of mere mortals, Sevilla make the best possible start by hammering Athletic 1-3 at San Mamés and sit top with a perfect points haul eight days before the transfer window closes. Seeing is believing.

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Valencia, on the other hand, draw 0-0 with Celta and confirm that life at Mestalla is still exactly the same as ever.

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In Italy, Napoli and Inter start out on top. Allegri begins his spell on the Napoli bench with a win over Genoa, and Inter steamroll Monza (4-1) with a backheel from Pio Esposito that is already making national front pages.

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England‘s headline comes from Manchester United, who begin the season with a 2-0 defeat away to newly promoted Hull City, including a goal from a certain Nobel Mendy.

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Carrick sums it up with the elegance of someone who already knows what awaits him: “It’s just one game.”

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