"Cup Competition Outlook: Which Team will Fall at the Feet of San Remo Next?"
After the second round of the Italian Cup, a media storm erupted.
For media workers, this is somewhat abrupt.
The extent of this media coverage is almost equivalent to what would typically occur around the fourth round of the cup.
Evidently, someone is fanning the flames behind the scenes.
But fans don't mind, as long as you're willing to hype it up, they're willing to watch.
Listening to such enthusiastic articles, watching them can be considered a pastime.
Everyone may not believe everything inside, but at least there's an added sense of understanding.
In fact, situations where official media praise teams like this are not uncommon.
Often, some small teams play a few good matches and inexplicably get major news coverage. Behind this, there is the team's own publicity, but also official support.
Everyone wants to see the plot of an underdog team's comeback.
