MILAN – Andrea De Marco (Chiavari refereeing section) will take charge of Inter v Catania on Sunday 26 January at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (15:00 kick-off).
Posado and Marrazzo will be De Marco’s assistants while Cariolato has been named fourth man and Russo and Fabbri additional assistants.
Ever since they began working in Israel and Palestine way back in 2000, the Inter Campus ream have had to keep an eye on the complex political situation in the region.
Today, thanks to the partnership with Ghetton (http://www.ghetton.com/),
the expanded project – recently starting up in Migdal HaEmek and Yafia
in Galilee – involves the centre of Israel and the West Bank: the
kibbutz of Shefayim, Jaljulia and the nearby Palestinian villages, as
well as the area to the south of Tel Aviv with the children of African
refugees.
Children from varying cultures, backgrounds, dialects and religions but brought together by the same language – football. The kids were joined by singer Noa who dedicated her song “Shalom Shalom” – the soundtrack to the video – to them.
Ghetton would like to thank Acer Israel for their help in creating the video.
APPIANO GENTILE – The Nerazzurri trained once again at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti this afternoon as they put the finishing touches on their battle plan for tomorrow’s 2013/14 Serie A Week 21 clash with Catania at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.
After working on dead-ball situations, the team warmed up then did some exercises aimed at honing reaction times and completed the session with a match on a half-length pitch.
APPIANO GENTILE – Walter Mazzarri has picked a 21-man squad for Inter’s 2013/14 Serie A Week 21 match against Catania, to be played at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza at 15:00 tomorrow.
Goalkeepers: 1 Samir Handanovic, 30 Juan Pablo Carrizo, 12
Luca Castellazzi;
Defenders: 2 Jonathan, 4 Javier Zanetti, 5 Juan Jesus, 6 Marco Andreolli, 14 Hugo Campagnaro, 23 Andrea Ranocchia, 25 Walter Samuel, 35 Rolando, 55 Yuto Nagatomo;
Midfielders: 10 Mateo
Kovacic, 11 Ricky Alvarez, 17 Zdravko Kuzmanovic, 19 Esteban
Cambiasso, 21 Saphir Taider;
Forwards: 8 Rodrigo Palacio, 9 Mauro Icardi, 20 Ruben Botta, 22 Diego Milito.
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