The Italian cup final in Rome
-Next Sunday Rome will be hosting the final of the Italian cup: Inter versus Palermo, a really exciting match
The Italian Cup 2010/2011 will be played on 29 May in Rome, at the stadium “Olimpico” between Inter and Palermo.
The Sicilians secured a spot in the final after a shock 2-1 defeat of newly crowned Serie A champions AC Milan in Sicily, completing a 4-3 aggregate victory.
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini has issued a warning to Inter; the fiery club president promises that his team will beat Massimo Moratti’s side
“Now we’re going to the final and we’ll beat Inter 3-1,” he said.
Although he’s predicted a win, it’s clear that he is nervous.
“I will only celebrate after we’ve won the Italian Cup.”
The 1-1 against Roma has allowed the “Nerazzurri” to pull the pass for the final act. The decisive goal was scored by Eto’o. The condition of Eto’o is probably the best news for the “Nerazzurri”, in view of the final rush.
The final is a very important match for Inter. If they don’t want to disappoint fans, they must win this match. When these two teams play, we can alway expect lots of goals and a lot of emotions. Contact us today to make a reservation at Yes Hotel and Hotel Des Artistes and live this and many other surprises Rome has in store for you!
Our Blogger: Giuseppe
Tomorrow, May 14, museums all across Europe will open its doors to allow visitors to admire some of the most important art collections in the world from a different angle. Of course the Eternal City won’t be the exception, so if you are now in Rome you’ll have the chance to experience the City in a way you never imagined: by night and for free.
Besides, since most cutlural institutions have joined in the fun, there will be many free events in venues scattered all around the city: you’ll have the National Academy of Dance at the Ara Pacis, The jazz singer Maria Pia de Vito at the Centrale Montemartini, just to name a few among the most interesting. You can check the entire list
This event will end the first part of the tour that Capossela will resume next summer, with new shows inspired by the sea (as the myth wants). “Marinai,Profeti e Balene” (Sailors, Prophets and Whales) is Capossela’s new album, edited three years after his previous work “Da solo”. The new album, inspired by the sea, is full of sounds, stories and characters, typical of Capossela; it includes songs taken from important literary works like Melville’s “Moby Dick”, Louis Ferdinand Céline “minore”, or Coleridge’s “Ballad of the old Mariner”; furthermore, Capossella often references the “omeric” classic mythology re-visiting the “Golia”, Aedo, the Syrens of Ulisses and the “Nostos”(a feeling seamen get when they are travelling).
