Brescia secured a crucial 1-0 away win against Cittadella in a tense Serie B match
Borrelli's goal and strong defense secured three vital points
leaving them on the edge of play-off places
In a tense Serie B clash at the Stadio Tombolato
Brescia snatched a crucial 1-0 victory against Cittadella
securing three vital points in their fight against relegation
delayed by over an hour due to a medical emergency involving fans
saw Brescia display impressive grit and determination
ultimately showcasing the quality that could yet save their season
including fielding two strikers and a young center-back in Calvani
expertly capitalizing on an assist from captain Bisoli
securing a win that injects much-needed confidence into their survival bid
putting them on the edge of the play-off places
While Brescia's Serie B status remains uncertain with three games left
The team's last win at home dates back to September 30th
shows the resilience and potential within Maran's squad
away game offers a beacon of hope for frustrated Brescia fans
The first half saw both teams creating chances
with Okwonkwo and Borrelli testing the opposing defenses
The game intensified as the half progressed
with Desogus narrowly missing the target before Borrelli's decisive strike
The second half followed a similar pattern
with Cittadella pushing hard but unable to breach Brescia's defense
The final whistle sparked scenes of jubilation for the Rondinelle
marking a vital step in their arduous fight for survival
Brescia's next fixture is against Juve Stabia
This home game is a must-win to maintain their momentum and boost their chances of avoiding relegation
The fight for survival in Serie B continues
Brescia won the match against Cittadella with a score of 1-0
The victory was secured by a goal from Borrelli and a strong defensive performance
proving crucial in their fight against relegation
the second tier of Italian professional football
The win significantly impacts Brescia's position in the league standings as they battle to avoid relegation
The only goal of the game was scored by Borrelli for Brescia
His strike proved to be the difference-maker in a closely contested and hard-fought match against Cittadella
Brescia's victory is hugely important in their battle against relegation
The three points earned move them closer to safety and into contention for the Serie B playoffs
The win boosted their morale and position in the table
meaning it was played at Cittadella's home stadium
Brescia managed to secure a crucial victory
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a 21-year-old striker who's been making waves in Italy's Serie B with Cittadella
The Chicago Fire are this close to finalizing a deal to bring in Claudio Cassano
You might not recognize his name outside of Italy just yet
Cassano has been one of the brightest stars in Serie B
he’s got potential that’ll get any soccer fan excited
He’s that type of player who suddenly pops up and makes you wonder
Cassano is one of those players who’ll have you glued to your screen whenever the ball is at his feet
he's already one of Cittadella's top names and is set to make his mark with the Fire
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If you’re wondering how a player from Serie B could make an impact in a Major League Soccer team
the answer is pretty simple: MLS has become a hotspot for young players looking to take the next step in their careers
The league’s been showing that whether you’re from Europe or South America
are hungry for something big to turn their fortunes around
The team’s been putting in the work to get back to relevance in MLS
and bringing in a young guy like Cassano is a brilliant move
We’re talking about a player who could be the future of the team
and the drive to prove to the world he’s got what it takes to compete in one of the toughest leagues on the planet
Cassano’s arrival injects new life into the Fire and shows they’re betting on more than just big names
Here’s the thing: MLS has clearly been improving over the years
The league's technical level is nowhere near what it was a couple decades ago
the Fire are helping cement the idea that MLS is the future for anyone wanting to show their talent outside of Europe’s top leagues
he’s been excelling in Italy’s second division
and he’s faced some major challenges already
That experience will be key in helping him adjust to MLS’s fast pace
What really stands out to me about this deal is the timing
the year when many teams are planning for the long haul
Instead of going after a 30-35-year-old whose best days are behind him
energetic striker with tons of room to grow
Cassano’s the type of signing that not only puts the team on the map for other clubs
but also signals that the Fire are in this for the long run
the big question on everyone’s mind: can Cassano handle the pressure in MLS
and players coming from markets like Italy can sometimes face a reality check in their first few months
But if Cassano can adapt quickly to the MLS style of play
he might just become one of the league’s brightest stars in the years to come
This is the kind of player who could help lay a solid foundation for the Fire and get them back on the map in MLS
The hope is that he’s the missing piece to take the team to the next level
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the Mastio della Cittadella - National Artillery Historical Museum in Turin will host the exhibition Gauguin
Produced by Navigare srl under the patronage of the Piedmont Region and the City of Turin
the exhibition features more than 160 works
as well as from a number of French and Italian museum collections
along with two works attributed to the artist: the oil on canvas Femme de Tahiti (1891) and the watercolor Paysage Tahitien
The centerpiece of the exhibition is 23 woodcuts from the Diary of Noa Noa (1893-94)
written by Gauguin during his first stay in French Polynesia and enriched by his illustrations made using the woodengraving technique
printed by Daniel de Monfreid.Distant and fascinating
Polynesia was viewed by the French of the time with a mixture of curiosity and distrust for its culture considered “primitive.” However
where he chose to settle for the last ten years of his life
in the last decade of the nineteenth century
This deep connection is also evident in the sixteen color lithographs of the Ancien Culte Mahorie series (1892)
the two 1893 sculptures (one in terracotta and the other in bronze)
and the Tahitian Woman’s Mask “Tehura” made in patinated bronze and from the Musée Despiau-Wlérick in France
The exhibition also includes a carnet of thirty-eight drawings
with sketches depicting studies of portraits
details of the human body and the animal world
A prominent role will also be reserved for facsimile lithographic prints from Gauguin’s last writing
completed two months before his death in 1903 and published posthumously
This sort of manifesto-diary collects notes and reflections on art
friendship and other themes dear to the painter
While Tahitian culture and everyday life profoundly influenced his work
equally significant were his ties with the West
France and his artist colleagues and friends
by thirteen leading figures in nineteenth-century French art
with 12 color lithographs; Jean-François Millet
represented by the etching L’Angelus; Adolphe Beaufrère
present with four etchings; and Louis Anquetin
some exponents of the Nabis Group from Pont-Aven
Maurice Denis whose lithographs with a religious subject will be on display
Émile Bernard with the series of six watercolor lithographs Bretonnières
flanked by one of his paintings on cardboard
Paul Sérusier with the oil on canvas L’Adieu à Gauguin
on loan from the Musée des beaux-arts in Quimper
Also further enriching the exhibition are period photographs
documents and artifacts to offer an immersion into Gauguin’s world
The exhibition born from an initiative of Ministry of Defense-Defense Services S.p.A
will be open Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 a.m
With just three games left to play, both teams are on 35 points, suspended between play out and direct relegation: a knockout in this very delicate situation direct confrontation would push the loser in a sinister way towards the C series.
This is why, despite all the problems of this difficult moment, the Rondinelle are called to a significant test of pride that can allow Bisoli and his teammates to raise their heads and return to looking with conviction to salvation.
La defeat with Pisa It was followed by some very tough days for the white and blues, with president Cellino directing his disappointment in particular towards mister Mara (who will not meet the journalists to present this race which could be worth an entire season).
At Brescia the climate has become more than heated, with Cellino himself thinking on several occasions of relieving Maran of his duties without, however, managing to find the right solution or receiving the resignation of the coach who, on the contrary, has chosen to continue his path and has made it clear that he continues to believe in the permanence of the Rondinelle in Serie B.
The coach from Brescia, who still has to decide on the possible last-minute recovery of Bertagnoli, saw the group return Jallow and the director (the only one with a permanent position in the staff) Verreth. Two positive notes to better define the team that will have to give its all to “overwhelm” Cittadella.
Mister Maran did not want to show his cards too much in such a delicate moment, but, also due to the need to get a result, the most probable line-up seems to lead to back to 4-3-1-2, with the advanced department again with the two strikers (Borrelli and one between Juric, favorite, and moncini), supported by an attacking midfielder (who should be Galazzi).
For the rest, while Bjarnason is ahead on Bore to complete the trio in the middle of the field, the return of Cistana e Verreth, albeit in different positions, can offer the right balance to the entire team, which must face its "final" on Padua soil with the conviction and concentration of someone who is playing not only the whole season, but also an important part of his future.
Citadel (4-3-1-2): Kastrati; Salvi, Capradossi, Pavan, Masciangelo; Palmieri, Casolari, Amatucci; Tessiore; Pandolfi, Okwonkwo. All: Dal Canto. Brescia (4-3-1-2): Lezzerini; Dickmann, Cistana, Adorni, Corrado; Bisoli, Verreth, Besaggio; Galazzi; Borrelli, Juric. All: Maran.
The match will be played on Thursday 1 May at 17.15pm at the “Stadio Tombolato” in Cittadella and will be visible on Dazn and LaB Channel.
Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match
The current head to head record for the teams are Cittadella 1 win(s)
Have conceded the most penalties this season (6)
Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches
Leonardo Mancuso has the most shots on target per match for Mantova (1.1)
18 Jan 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Mantova won 2–1 over Cittadella on Sat
18 Jan 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches
Cittadella is playing home against Mantova at Stadio Pier Cesare Tombolato on Sat
SASSO MARCONI (4-3-3): Celestial; Cinquegrana, Barattini, Marcaletti, Montanaro; Galassi, Geroni, Pampaloni; Ballello, Pirazzoli, Jassey. All. Pedrelli.
CITADEL (3-5-2): De Fazio; Fort, Boccaccini, Serra; Formato, Guidone. Coach Gori. Referee: D'Andria of Nocera I. ds
Elhan Kastrati is ranked 3 in saves per match in the competition (3.5)
Luca Pandolfi has the most shots on target per match for Cittadella (1.1)
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 11 matches
Marco Bleve is ranked 2 in saves per match in the competition (3.5)
05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Cittadella vs Carrarese on Sat
05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches
Cittadella is playing home against Carrarese at Stadio Pier Cesare Tombolato on Sat
REGGIANA (3-5-2): Motta; Libutti, Rozzio, Lucchesi (from 27' st Nahounou); Fiamozzi, Sersanti (from 18' st Ignacchiti), Reinhart (from 35' st Kumi), Portanova, Marras; Vergara (from 27' st Kabashi), Gondo (from 35' st Maggio). Subs: Rubboli, Sposito, Sosa, Stulac, Destro. Coach Dionigi.
CITADEL (4-3-1-2): Kastrati; Salvi (from 20' st Masciangelo), Pavan, Capradossi (from 30' st Angeli), Carissoni; Amatucci (from 20' st Tessiore), Casolari, Tronchin (from 30' Voltan); Vita; Rabbi, Desogus (from 15' st Pandolfi). Subs: Cardinali, Maniero, Matino, Diaw, D'Alessio, Piccinini. Coach: Dal Canto.
Referee: Rutella (Bitonti – Arace); IV official: Castellano; Var/Avar: Maggioni- Pagnotta.
networks: Gondo at 16' st, Portanova at 44' st, Pandolfi at 51' st
Footnotes: spectators 8.874 for a gross proceeds of €89.276,18. Yellow cards: Capradossi, Casolari, Vita, Vergara, Gondo. Corners: 4-4. Injuries: 1' and 7'.
Finally a ray of sunshine. A horizon of hope. In these times, at home, it almost seems like a revolutionary act. After 89 days and ten games of abstinence, the Reggiana savours victory again. He does so in the most important moment of the season and in the direct clash with Citadel, the last train.
From that moment another race began, with a Reggiana who found courage, plots and intensity. It is true that the 'head' - which can also be translated as self-esteem - makes all the difference in the world. And so, after having risked the mockery of the ex with Voltan, portanova he launched himself on the counterattack and concluded with a right-footed shot into the corner, securing the victory. A goal worthy of applause, the seal of an almost perfect day.
Last but not least, the pre-match with the two sets of fans who honored two historic fans who passed away during the week. The Granata supporters remembered with chants and banners Michele 'Mitch' Lucchese, who died in an accident on Easter Monday, while the 253 fans of 'Citta' honored Giovanni 'Forci' Scudiero, 42, who died the night before the match.
How many will it take? "Maybe I'm wrong, but for me the verdicts will come on the last day and so it's impossible to do the math." In the meantime, it was vital to beat Cittadella. "Yes, we were a bit short of men between injuries and suspensions, we knew we would have to fight. In the last quarter of an hour we were a bit exhausted, but that's fine. We have rarely beaten teams of our level or lower. The coach has brought a different mentality and it showed."
So the impact of Dionysius he considers it good. "In such a short time you can't do almost anything in terms of play and modules. You can only work on the head and the coach is doing it, bringing 'cazzimma' and a breath of fresh air".
The cover man of success is Gondo, often criticized. "Cedric is too important, we bought him from Cremonese by investing. A year ago in January (2024, ed.) we rejected an important offer from the Spanish League: we kept him because we believe in him so much. He is an exquisite person, a very good guy. He works hard, he puts in an exaggerated effort and it is normal that sometimes he arrives tired in the goal area. He deserved a day like that, but now we need continuity from everyone".
But that goal conceded in the 96th minute… "It bothers me, now we are at a disadvantage in the direct clash with Cittadella; let's hope we get one point ahead... Let's make do with it like this, we haven't won for three months: I would sign for winning them all 2-1".
Thursday we go to Modena for a delicate derby. "Against a strong team, an important club that invests. The so-so performance in the past months had surprised me, and in fact now I'm in the running for the playoffs: at the beginning of the year I put Modena in the top five".
We talked about Gondo before: speaking of strikers, he hasn't been seen yet Destro on the pitch. "I expect him to be ready when he is called upon, he has great values. You know very well that he has been out for a long time and is working, but risking him 'just for the sake of' makes no sense so it is right that he is managed. Against Cittadella he could have come on, but then some players had to be replaced due to small problems and the choices must be made accordingly".
Would his goal be a salvation goal? "I always say it's one more, you never know, it was an opportunity and we have this extra card in the deck".
Among the owned players, another one also played on Friday: the young Motta in goal, with an excellent debut in Serie B. "Last year he did very well in the Primavera, the team collected many points. We bought him from Juventus and we believe in him a lot: he is our future, a baby champion, a boy with his head on his shoulders".
What is needed in this final? "I repeat: it will be a point-to-point fight. I hope that the team gathers as much energy as possible to make a great final rush"
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Cassano is expected to compete with the likes of Maren Haile-Selassie and other wingers for a key rotation role
the young forward has the potential to grow into a more prominent role by 2025
should he adapt quickly to the demands of MLS
Cassano developed within AS Roma’s prestigious academy
although he never made a senior appearance for the Serie A giants
His move to MLS presents an exciting new chapter in his career
offering him an opportunity to showcase his talent on an international stage
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Another strong performance from Arkadiusz Reca
which came from Carissoni’s own net: "We’re happy to keep moving forward with our third consecutive win
That’s really important and helps us grow even more
when we took our chances and got the reward we deserved
but this time we’ll be playing at home
and we’re ready to show our quality once again
We were solid both in attack and defense today
We dropped off slightly in the second half
but we still kept a clean sheet and it’s not the first time this season we’ve shut out the opposition
nestled in a quiet area away from city traffic
© Paul ClemenceJust a few steps away from the center of Lugano
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The complex marries city life with the safety and services of the residents
The design aims to consider the holistic experience of the city
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ShareSaveCommentBusinessSportsMoneyCittadella, The Tiny Italian Soccer Team That Unsettled Thierry HenryByDavid Ferrini
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Football broadcaster specializing in Serie A
ITALY - MAY 16: Former footballer Theirry Henry reacts as he comments on the touchline for ..
More CBS Sports Network and Paramount+ prior to the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg match between FC Internazionale v AC Milan at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on May 16
Allow me to set the scene: UEFA Champions League soccer on live television
Kylian Mbappé’s PSG away at Borussia Dortmund with expertise from world-renowned pundits Thierry Henry
Viewers had been treated to insight and critique by the CBS Sports Golazo panel before host Kate Abdo segued from Europe’s elite competition to the high-stakes Italian second-division match between Como and Cittadella
“It was a big night for Borussia Dortmund tonight against PSG in the Champions League
It was a big night in Serie B as well,” said Abdo
“Especially for Como Football Club of which Thierry Henry is a shareholder
a 2-1 win for your team today which means that you now just need three points from the remaining two games to secure promotion to Serie A
who became a minority shareholder in Como in 2022
“When we were having a meeting I wasn’t listening to anything,” a relieved Henry responded
The French World Cup winner had suffered through Como’s dramatic come-from-behind victory over Cittadella which concluded before the Champions League coverage began
Viewers were shown replays of Simone Verdi’s equaliser and Edoardo Goldaniga’s stoppage-time winner
two goals that served as anti-sickness tablets for Henry
Henry's club fully deserves the plaudits for a spectacular season
one which could culminate in Serie A promotion for the first time in over two decades
two victories can catapult a mid-table side like Cittadella into the Playoffs
third-place Venezia could snatch automatic promotion away from them (the top two go up)
It’s no wonder that Henry was sweating over the result
Cittadella had the nervy Biancoblù rattled for the majority of the game
squandering a succession of chances until Filippo Pittarello gave them the lead in the 71st-minute
Como got over the line courtesy of their opulent substitutes bench with former Italian international Verdi striking from the edge of the penalty box
Goldaniga knew where to be in the final moments to scramble the difference-maker over the line
who are no strangers to heartbreaking last-gasp defeats
deserved to take something home to Veneto and Henry probably knew it
the Granata were set for a historic first-ever Serie A promotion only to be denied by Venezia’s 93rd-minute decider in the Playoff Final
What could have been a illustrious transition from microscopic to modest - think Sassuolo in 2013 - ended with the dismantlement of that Cittadella squad
Only half a dozen of 2020-21’s team remain
their replacements loaned in or signed on free transfers from Serie C sides like Entella
and despite a three-month long free-fall from fourth to 13th position
coach Edoardo Gorini has secured an eighth straight season in the second tier
the longest tenure of any club in the division
That’s an amazing accomplishment for a side that represents a walled thirteenth century medieval town set between Treviso and Vicenza
Cittadella’s Pier Cesare Tombolato stadium can hold up to 7,623 spectators
goalkeeper Elhan Kastrati is one of their longest-serving players
the Albanian goalkeeper earning two international call-ups since joining in 2020
ITALY - SEPTEMBER 18: Simone Branca of Cittadella (right) celebrates with his team-mates ..
More after scoring a goal during the Serie B match between UC Sampdoria and Cittadella at Luigi Ferraris Stadium on September 18
but they’re still battling harder than ever against sleeping giants like Parma and Sampdoria
beating the latter 2-1 earlier this season
Cittadella is a team of unfamiliar yet ambitious workhorses who thrive on cohesion and discipline
Como’s victory over them is symbolic of a team with serious ambitions to join Serie A surpassing a proud club that had its shot but narrowly missed
But they will grind you down if given the chance
“When I walked into the meeting we were one nil down against Cittadella,” Henry admitted
obviously Goldaniga scored so I felt a bit better
ITALY - AUGUST 29: The new shareholder of Como 1907
More Dennis Wise (L) attend the Serie A match between Como 1907 and Brescia Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on August 29
the Lariani must defeat one of Modena or Cosenza to clinch their first Serie A berth since 2003
Failure to do so could eventuate in a Playoff skirmish with a vengeful Cittadella who could qualify for the top eight by beating Bari and Cremonese over the next six days
Indonesian and Henry-owned Como could be next
the Academy's Sunday weekend saw a home win for the U16s
who beat Cittadella 2-0 (Verdelli - on the cover - and Lung on target)
who drew 2-2 with Cittadella (Pansera and Meyou on the scoresheet)
both embroiled in the Interregional Phase MD2
while the U17s drew 0-0 on ChievoVerona's turf on Saturday
the Under-17s imposed themselves 2-1 in Zingonia courtesy of Zonca and Bonacina
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A legal notice authorising for the first time ever the holding of wedding receptions at the historical Cittadella ditch in Gozo was published in the Government Gazette just 24 hours before the wedding of the daughter of a top civil servant
On 14 June, Culture Minister Owen Bonnici published Legal Notice 135 of 2024
authorising the holding of weddings at the Cittadella ditch under the Cultural Heritage Act in what is being described as a blatant case of abuse and nepotism
wedding receptions in the area were prohibited
the daughter of Permanent Secretary Joyce Dimech
held her wedding reception at the Cittadella grounds
While the legal notice seems to have been issued in a last-minute attempt to legalise the event
policy officials have told The Shift that holding the wedding a day after its publication was still a violation of the rules
According to the legal notice published by Minister Bonnici
the Permanent Secretary’s daughter had to file an application with the Cultural Heritage Directorate at the Gozo Ministry at least four weeks before the event and pay €5,000 for the occasion
The legal notice also stipulates that the directorate must have a written policy and a specific application form
None of these were available on time for the wedding of Dimech’s daughter
“It is obvious that Dimech abused her position
Dimech wanted to organise her daughter’s wedding at the Cittadella even though this was prohibited
The legal notice was issued a day before her daughter’s wedding as a face-saving measure,” a senior ministry official and colleague of Dimech told The Shift
The Shift was also informed that Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri was not invited to the wedding and that his directorate did not issue the necessary authorisation on time
Minister Owen Bonnici and Permanent Secretary Joyce Dimech did not reply to questions sent
The Shift also asked Dimech for the government receipt showing the €5,000 fee to use the ditch for her daughter’s wedding had been paid
Joyce Dimech has acquired quite a colourful history during the past ten years since her elevation to Permanent Secretary in 2013
a few days after the Labour Party was swept to power
Dimech was made former Gozo Minister Anton Refalo’s first Permanent Secretary
She was later transferred to other ministries
Known for her rubber stamping of ministerial orders, Dimech was also involved in the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra scandal
when she was accused of looking the other way when reports of sexual abuse at the government agency landed on her desk
Dimech also refrained from taking disciplinary action against the Chairman of the Arts Council, Albert Marshall, despite a blatant breach of his engagement contract
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Yesterday the official announcement of the -15 for the Zenith Plate after the Tempestini case. The Tuscans thus fall to last place with 21 points.
Let's be clear, given the eleventh place in the standings with 37 points, the salvation of the yellow and blues now seems certain regardless of what the next results will be but, in order not to be influenced by what will happen on the other fields, captain Geroni and his teammates will have to do everything to take home the entire stake.
Newly promoted after winning the last Eccellenza championship, the yellow and blues have had an up and down season at least in terms of results, but, thanks to the recent positive trend (five points in the last three despite two away games), the seasonal objective can now be considered achieved.
To protect it, and to bid farewell to the friendly audience in a positive way, Pedrelli's band wants to try to beat the Cittadella Vis Modena, another ambitious newly promoted team led by former Sassese coach Mattia Gori.
The Modena team, seventh at 43 and eager to reach professional football as soon as possible, is a far from easy opponent to face given the high quality of the squad, but the Sasso However, it has all the credentials to snatch the three points and thus present itself with greater serenity at the all-Bolognese derby scheduled for next Sunday at Corticella's home.
400 euro fine to Castelfranco for insults by fans to the referee and throwing a bottle of water followed by spitting at the referee.
Pope Francis paid a surprise visit to “Cittadella Cielo” (Heavenly Citadel)
a work of the “Nuovi Orizzonti” community founded by Chiara Amirante
He was accompanied by Archbishop Rino Fisichella
President of the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization
When the Pope arrived around 9:40 in the morning
those present welcomed him in the facility’s auditorium
after which a young man and a young woman gave their testimonies
they sang “Follow Me” and described their own connection with the community
Several other young people and adults present explained how their lives had changed and how they encountered the Christian faith through the “Nuovi Orizzonti” community
Pope Francis then celebrated Holy Mass during which Andrea Bocelli sang the Communion and Recessional Hymns
the consecrated members of the Community renewed their commitment at the service of the Church and their Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
the Pope met with the personnel working at the facility and then went outside to plant an olive tree
He then took leave of the community at 4:50pm to return to the Vatican
In responding to the personal stories that those present recounted to him
the Pope acknowledged that they had not just spoken one word after another
After having experienced so many types of looks from people
“you experienced one look – one – that was not like any other…
The Pope then gave some feedback to a young man named Jefferson saying that following the Lord is made up of “comings and goings”
He reminded his listeners that the Lord was patient with his apostles
made me feel that the Lord’s gaze is patient: he waits for you and never forces you to go ahead”
The Lord knows that “with His first gaze he entered your heart
He knows that once you have tasted love you can’t go back on it”
but there was something else you were looking for”
Once she had experienced Jesus’ loving look
Pope Francis acknowledged several other persons who had shared their life stories with him
“What struck me is that you have all given witness about Jesus…
He also encouraged those present affirming that “the tendency to sin remains…
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Probable formation (3-5-2): Fulignati; Ceccherini, Ravanelli, Bianchetti; Zanimacchia, Collocolo, Castagnetti, Vandeputte, Azzi: Johnsen, De Luca. Coach Stroppa.
15 March 2025 – Sassuolo continues its march towards Serie A by beating Cittadella 2-1 away
Ready to go and the Neroverdi advance with Muleteers
then at the beginning of the second half the doubling of Berardi
Only in injury time tronchin shortens the distance for the grenades.
So here it is 21st win of the season of Sassuolo who pushes it to -14 Spezia, who remains third after having drawn in Cesena. Net of the goal conceded at the end, when the Neroverdi, already at 2-0, were already thinking about the 'extra' holiday that the break will give them, Tombolato sees Grosso's team offer another show of strength.
A goal in each half and everyone went home, with many greetings to the good will of the Venetians, in the game but always too far from the possibility of winning it, despite the aforementioned final goal that gave a bit of suspense to a match that Sassuolo has long dominated, and that Citta did only to the extent that some excessive carelessness on the part of Sassuolo allowed them to do so.
Meanwhile, the Juve Stabia beats Modena with a brace from Candellone virtually closing the safety practice. The hosts unlock the result at the first available opportunity in the 10th minute and double just before the halfway point of the second half again with Candellone. Palumbo scores the penalty that shortens the distance.
Cittadella (3-5-2): Kastrati; Salvi (48' st Voltan), Pavan, Carissoni; Okwonkwo (25' st Pandolfi), Rabbi (25' st Desogus). Coach Dal Canto (Maniero, Matino, Capradossi, Casolari, Rizza, Piccinini, Diaw)
Sassuolo (4-2-3-1): Moldovan; Toljan, Romagna, Lovato, Doig; Boloca, Mazzitelli (22' pt Ghion); Berardi (43' st Muharemovic), Volpato (26' st Verdi), Pierini (26' st Lipani); Mulattieri (26' st Moro). Coach Grosso (Satalino, Missori, Paz, Odenthal, Bonifazi, Obiang, Iannoni)
Referee: Monaldi from Macerata (Fontani, Emmanuele, Ramondino q.b.) Goals: 16' pt Mulattieri, 1' st Berardi, 45' st Tronchin Notes: yellow cards Doig, Salvi, Tronchin, Pavan, corners 3-5, rec. 3' and 4'
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Arnold Cassola has reported Culture Minister Owen Bonnici to Standards Commissioner Joseph Azzopardi
accusing him of unethical conduct over a sudden legal change that allowed weddings at the historic Cittadella ditch in Gozo
benefiting a senior civil servant’s family
Cassola has formally requested that Standards Commissioner Joseph Azzopardi investigate “a serious breach of ethics” involving Culture Minister Owen Bonnici following a report by The Shift
abrupt change in the law that allowed private events
at the historically protected Cittadella ditch in Gozo just a day before the daughter of Permanent Secretary Joyce Dimech held a wedding where such events are banned
Minister Bonnici issued Legal Notice 135 of 2024
which authorised wedding receptions at the Cittadella Ditch under the Cultural Heritage Act
The timing of this legal notice has raised significant concerns
as it was announced just 24 hours before the wedding of Larissa Dimech
Larissa Dimech’s wedding reception was held on 15 June at the Cittadella grounds
This scenario has led to questions about whether the sudden legal change was intentionally made to accommodate a high-profile event
According to the new regulations established by the legal notice
a reservation request for such an event should be submitted at least four weeks in advance
it is highly unlikely that these requirements could have been met for the Dimech wedding
raising concerns about possible regulatory breaches
the complaint notes that neither the application form nor the written policy required under the new regulations was available in time for the wedding
casting doubt on the legitimacy of the authorisation process
the Cittadella Ditch has been protected to prevent private events
aiming to preserve its integrity and ensure public accessibility
Minister Bonnici’s involvement in facilitating this legal adjustment was flagged as a potential misuse of power
The presence of high-ranking officials at the wedding
combined with the alleged disregard for regulatory procedures
Team Cassola’s communication to Commissioner Azzopardi highlights the need for a thorough investigation to uphold principles of transparency
They emphasise the importance of examining the case not only for its immediate effects but also for its broader impact on the integrity of public governance
In front of us there will be a team that is growing and very different from the one beaten 5-0 in the first leg... "It will not be, in fact, an easy match because the Citadel has proven to be a troublesome team both at home and away. Many opponents have suffered on their own turf."
Knowing the result of Pisa, who will play tonight at 20.30:XNUMX in the advance match against Palermo, could it have an impact on your mentality? "We must concentrate only on ourselves and, regardless of the outcome of the other matches, we will have to take the field to win".
In addition to the suspended Pio Esposito, Soleri and Nagy will also be absent due to physical problems. Could this be the right opportunity for Colak's redemption? "In reality, we can't talk about redemption because so far the boy hasn't had many opportunities. He's definitely a player who can do well as a starter, but he can also make his contribution when he comes on as a substitute".
Will Kouda start from the beginning? "With his characteristics he can easily play both as a striker and further back in midfield. We will see with today's finishing touches which will be the most valid solution".
Could the various absences ruin the plans a bit? "In addition to the unavailable players, some other guys also have some physical problems, but, despite everything, we are training well. So far we have shown that our midfielders are also capable of creating several occasions because they have a good ability to insert themselves and shoot. They are all having a great championship".
A Healing Journey: Encapsulating the Aesthetic is an art exhibition organised by Mary Rose Saliba at the Cittadella Cultural Centre in Victoria
The exhibition is part of an ongoing project with a group of senior citizens
The concept is to promote the natural environment and give a space for citizens to voice their concerns.
A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Saliba as an artist researcher to explore
examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation
The study is a socially engaged art research project which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles – pitting nature’s delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony against the widespread devastation of premordial rural areas
“Nostalgic moments of the past raise awareness about past and present environmental deviations
Such frustration and nostalgia encourage collaborative action… to challenge the brutal assault by construction magnates on Gozo’s rural and urban environment,” the artist says
A diverse body of volunteers have joined forces in a bid to create a heterotopic multisensory experience
The concept is aimed at triggering an impassioned reaction against the manipulation and degradation of nature stemming from construction moguls
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A goalless draw between Bari e Salernitana which does not change the standings for either team: the Apulians remain eighth, while the Salernitana temporarily hook the Mantova in third-last place. The match was dominated by absolute balance, with the first half seeing the biggest opportunity being that which fell to Lasagna in the 29th minute, on which he is present ChristensenThe second half was also devoid of any particular opportunities, with both teams leaving San Nicola with one point each.
The attraction has just been named ‘Entertainment Venue of The Year’ at the prestigious AV Awards ceremony in London
This is the second award bestowed on the centre in recent months
It won Best Visitor Attraction Project at the Install Awards in July
reward innovation and celebrate excellence across the global audio visual industry
Sarner created the interactive Cittadella Visitors’ Centre in close cooperation with the Ministry for Gozo’s John Cremona
Project Leader for the Cittadella Rehabilitation Project
The stories surrounding this historic site were brought to life with an immersive visitor journey created following major renovation work
Visitors engage with 2000 years of history delivered via a range of interactive technologies as well as captivating visuals and audio
Ross Magri was on hand to collect the award and thanked the Ministry for Gozo for trusting Sarner with such an historic project
“The Cittadella Visitors’ Centre encompasses some impressive AV technology and takes the visitor on an immersive journey through thousands of years of Gozo’s history,” he added
“It was a fantastic project with many challenges
is an amazing accomplishment and recognition must go to our extremely passionate and hardworking team at Sarner.”
Sarner made the most of the centre’s unique architecture
The walk-through exhibition draws the visitor deeper and deeper within the building
Visitors engage with the story via interactivity and technology within nine multi-language zones
The journey’s climax is the dramatic 360° Cittadella Show set within the impressive theatrical space of the repurposed reservoir
“The judges felt this was a very imaginative use of space with great technology which has successfully overcome some challenging AV problems,” commented Editor of AV Magazine
“They praised the great content which has been generated with fantastic production values
and described it as an excellent submission that presented well the full scope of a well-executed project.”
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with the sea in its sights: the Cittadella of the island of Gozo
And although it had been abandoned for many years
it has now been restored thanks to a European project
"We restored most of the facades, [and] the historical buildings within the citadel," explained Stephen Cini, Assistant Director at the Directorate of Cultural Heritage at the Ministry for Gozo
"We also took away all the services which were
Piazzas and streets were recreated and repaved
the Cittadella houses several churches within it
such as the 17th-century Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption
which the Gozitans used as a refuge from invaders
has uncovered secret passages and many other hidden treasures
we started finding the old entrance to the Citadel
so that we don't damage the fabric that was found," revealed Roberta C
one of the architects who worked on the project
The restoration was carried out between March 2014 and June 2016. Maintenance work on the Cittadella – the winner of the 1st Regiostars 2022 prize for the best European project - is still ongoing
nearly one million visitors flock to discover the Cittadella's cultural heritage and beauty
One of the main points of interest in this restoration is the visitor centre which
"We learned that France was involved in Gozo's history
"You learn all about its history by reading the panels
you have the feeling of being a well of culture
The Cittadella is not Gozo's only jewel. This promontory, populated by endemic plants and animals, is also situated in a Natura 2000 area
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Despite trying to yank the rug out from under their own feet
Vincenzo Montella brought on a host of new faces
Cittadella manager Roberto Venturato made a bunch of changes as well
meaning that neither side trotted out its first choice XI
Cittadella started brightly, forcing a good save from Terracciano within the first 90 seconds and hemming the Viola into their own half for the first 6 minutes. After looking deeply rattled, Fiorentina eventually woke up and reversed the action
keeping the ball nicely in the middle and finding space out wide with the fullbacks
Lorenzo Venuti in particular looked lively
twice putting in excellent crosses that Dušan Vlahović couldn’t turn home (including one completely free header
who created the first goal from nothing: he won the ball up the pitch
Fiorentina kept the pressure up well but couldn’t add a second before disaster struck with Venuti earning a straight red for tripping up Žan Celar on a breakaway
Montella eventually withdrew Sottil in favor of Lirola
but Citta had the bit between their teeth now and should have equalized through Giuseppe Panico
Montella must have spent the second half reorganizing things quite well
It didn’t take too long for Ghezzal to control a long ball over the top
and then center it for (who else?) that man Benassi to slam home
The second goal opened things up even more; Citta threw numbers forward but it was the hosts who looked more dangerous
and Castrovilli all wasting good chances on the counter
Aside from a late couple of half-chances through Federico Proia which Terracciano repelled
Fiorentina saw things out fairly effectively
Terracciano—7: Didn’t face any shots that most Serie A goalkeepers wouldn’t have saved
but offered a calming presence between the sticks and punched clear everything that came near him
Also seemed to keep everyone loose in the dressing room and focused on the pitch
Venuti—3: Was probably the standout attacker while he was on the pitch
twice pinging in perfect crosses that his teammates couldn’t tuck away
particularly in that situation and at that point in the match
Time and again showed up with a key tackle
but that may have been because Ranieri headed the ball backwards too
Ranieri—6.5: Continues to time his tackles on the ground as well as any player I’ve ever seen
Still needs to get stronger and still prone to occasionally losing his man or forgetting where he needs to be (again
he flicked on the pass that put Celar through)
but he never seemed troubled by Serie B attackers
Great opportunity for him to get his confidence back
and offered width on the left before the sending off
Much more reserved afterwards and seemed to be targeted later on by Cittadella
who built several decent chances down his flank
his late runs into the box were consistently dangerous
Also dropped in and did some of the grunt work on defense
Pulgar—7: Looked great as the regista after a torrid start
Did a nice job of switching play to the wings and keeping things moving a la Badelj
although Citta never really pressured him as much as they should’ve
never giving up an inch in the middle and making things difficult for the opponents
Castrovilli—7: Danced his way out of trouble consistently and went on a couple of trademarked twinkle-toed runs in attack but also added some clever passing that he hadn’t previously displayed
particularly a knack for switching play out to the right
Really should have scored but we won’t be too mad
but looked very good after Venuti went off
The assist was class and he fired a curler just wide of the post not long after
Still holds the ball too long and runs sideways
but he’s got enough wiggle in him to be a useful piece
Vlahović—4: Missed three (three!) wide open chances today
which is becoming his defining characteristic
and skill at turning past a marker are all fantastic
but he simply has to score when given such great opportunities
Not very many opponents will be as accommodating as to let the Viola win when the striker misfires that many times
Sottil—6.5: Looked lively during his brief run and got an assist
Was very upset to be subbed off and got in a bit of a tiff on the bench about it
There’s no doubting that he’s a ballplayer
Lirola—6: Lost Panico at the back post and was lucky the forward didn’t score
but was otherwise pretty solid defensively
Cáceres—n/a: Dug into the box and smacked everything that came near him back out for a little while
Terzić—n/a: Replaced Dalbert late and looked fine
but wasn’t on the pitch long enough to really leave an impression
The 3-5-2 was very successful for a brief spate of matches
The inverted wingers here allowed the fullbacks to get forward and create overloads out wide; Venuti in particular looked lethal.
Benassi and Castrovilli’s late runs in through the middle were more than adequate in replacing another central attacker
Now imagine if it were Federico Chiesa and Franck Ribery on the wings instead of Ghezzal and Sottil
The extra runners from deep made a huge difference
With Ghezzal often moving central and deep as Ribery would
it’s clear that this is a replicable system
The mister deserves praise for sticking to his guns tactically—he knows more about strategy on the pitch than anyone reading this—but his rotations are a cause for concern
Sacrificing Sottil may have turned out to be the right decision
but the youngster was far more threatening than Ghezzal in the early going
Pedro and Szymon Żurkowski are rotting on the bench and
getting very frustrated with their lack of time
the priority really ought to be getting these end-of-the-bench options a chance to prove themselves
but we finally glimpsed some grinta in this Viola side
the sort that can produce spells of gorgeous passing football
we saw that team roll up its sleeves and get ugly
spoiling things in the middle and blazing down the flanks on the counter
The defense displayed some badly-needed nastiness
matching and overmatching Cittadella’s physicality
With the caveat that it came against a Serie B team
maybe this is the Fiorentina that we’ve been waiting for: an absolute predator in Benassi who can punish any mistake in marking supported by attackers who can beat a man and then do something with the space they’ve made
This is more or less what Stefano Pioli tried to do; while it may not be a long-term solution
there are lessons in mindset to be learned
CITADEL (3-5-2): Kastrati; Salvi, Pavan, Capradossi; Rabbi (89' Diaw), Okwonkwo (79' Pandolfi). Available: Cardinali, Maniero, Matino, Rizza, Piccinini, Voltan, Desogus. Coach Dal Canto.
CARRARESE (3-4-2-1): Fiorillo; Illanes, Guarino, Imperiale; Milanese (81' Melegoni), Cherubini (74' Manzari); Finotto (61' Shpendi). Subsidized: Ravaglia, Mazzi, Fontanarosa, Schiavi, Oliana, Torregrossa. Coach: Calabro.
Referee: Pairetto from Nichelino; assistants Garzelli from Livorno and Ricciardi from Ancona; fourth official Sfira from Pordenone; Var Nasca from Bari; Avar Minelli from Varese.
Footnotes: spectators 3240 (520 from Carrara); corners 3-5; warnings Capradossi, Manzari; recovery 0 and 3'.
In the 18th minute the player made the most glaring mistake, shooting sky-high from inside the area after a nice pass from Finotto. Cittadella came alive in the 24th minute with an out-of-measure header from Capradossi on a corner. Carrarese in the 34th minute protested for a possible foul in the area by Vita on Guarino that was not detected by the referee and VAR.
Pope Francis on Friday afternoon will visit the Cittadella della Carità
a collection of charitable programs including the Dental Centre
along with more than 200 guests and volunteers
Friday’s encounter will be the fifth time Popes have visited the works of Caritas Rome
Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of Charity at the Don Luigi Di Liegro Hostel to mark the opening of the Jubilee of Mercy
the 40th anniversary of the institution of Caritas Roma
once again brings him to the Diocesan charitable organization
“is part of the celebration for the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Caritas in the Church of Rome”
with a memory of gratitude to the Lord for having chosen us servants and collaborators”
The Citadel of Charity “aspires to be a place of witness to the city [of Rome] and to the Church”
providing charitable services as concrete signs through which thousands of guests and volunteers pass each year
The visit will begin in the Church of Santa Giacinta
The Church has been granted the use of the historically significant 19th century buildings by the City of Rome
and undertook the recovery and restoration of the buildings with great care
Pope Francis will then visit the Dental Centre
where more than 40 volunteer dentists care for more than 350 patients
more than two thousand medical services were provided
the visit will continue at the Emporium of Solidarity
and each year welcomes more than 1,500 families
with an estimated value of 770 thousand euros
the Pope will have a tour of the Santa Giacinta Home
which houses 82 people over the age of 50 who are experiencing social and economic hardship
the Holy Father will meet with about fifty people living in different facilities
and centres for unaccompanied foreign minors
and workers representing parishes and diocesan centres from around the city
Today’s visit by Pope Francis marks the fifth papal visit to Caritas in Rome
who visited the “Mensa di Colle Oppio” (a soup kitchen operated by Caritas Roma) in 1992
Pope Benedict XVI also visited the Mensa; and in 2010
he met with guests and workers at the Caritas facilities on Via Marsala on the occasion of the European Year for Combatting Poverty
Pope Francis continued the tradition of visits to Caritas centres when he opened the Holy Door of Charity on 18 December 2015
Geotechnical investigations are required for the ground beneath the Cittadella bastions to determine ground conditions under the medieval citadel following slope investigations last recorded in 2018
The supporting blocks will be removed as soon as the necessary consolidation works will be completed.