On Saturday, Italian football club AS Roma had their education briefly interrupted when 20 undated World War II bombs were discovered in their educational field, the club said.
The unexploded munitions structure was discovered to build new educational land. The bombs were buried near Piazzale Dino Viola, in the center of the Roma educational ground. Construction teams first discovered 3 aircraft and experts were called to the field, and found out. up to 20.
All activities were suspended and the bombs were safely removed. Rome manager Paulo Fonseca said the wonderful discoveries had interrupted his education because they were in another segment of the camp.
The team posted a symbol of the aircraft and crews removing them on social media with the legend: “Well, this doesn’t happen every day. . . A big thank you to the Italian army and its bomb squad, after their good Fortune and security were undone this week from several World War II aircraft from the club’s educational center in Trigoria!».
Well, this doesn’t happen every day . . . ? A big thank you to the Italian army and its bomb squad, after safely and effectively cutting several World War II aircraft from the club’s educational center in Trigoria this week. !? #ASRoma pic. twitter. com/8HDiURbxTe
AS Roma faced Naples the next day at the recently renamed Stadio Diego Maradona, named after the southern Italian club icon who died last week of a center attack. Maradona died at age 60. The Argentine spent seven years in Naples. winning his two Serie A titles in 1987 and 1990.
Roma lost the adjustment 4-0. Before kick-off, Napoli players wore shirts commemorating the last World Cup winner and kept a moment of silence as Maradona’s photographs flashed in the stadium. The groups also observed another moment of silence in the tenth. minute of the attack, with 10 being Maradona’s number. Napoli’s local prowess and current no 10 Lorenzo Insigne scored the first goal and grabbed a Maradona shirt and kissed her in homage to the deceased player.
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