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FIGC opened a temporary pitch in Piazzale Selinunte, in Milan’s San Siro neighbourhood, on 12 November for the second stop of “Il calcio torna in piazza”. Activities are free and continue until 15 November. Players can register individually, with teams formed on site. [1][2]
The programme lists Friday 13 November from 4pm to 7pm and Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November from 10.30am to 7pm, with matches and football-skills areas. Participants need the documentation required by the organisers; under-18s need a parent’s or guardian’s authorisation. This is a temporary event, not a new permanent sports facility. [2]
The bright side
Free participation and teams formed on site let people join the game without an already organised group. [2]
One idea, in simple words
A temporary football pitch has appeared in Piazzale Selinunte in Milan. FIGC opened it on 12 November, and activities continue through Sunday the 15th. Taking part is free, and players do not need to arrive with a ready-made team. They can register individually, and groups are formed on site. Imagine wanting to play but not knowing any other participants: this arrangement lets people find teammates during the event. That is an example, not the story of someone interviewed. The programme also includes spaces to try football skills. Under-18s need a parent’s or guardian’s authorisation. The pitch is part of these few days of activities; it is not a new permanent sports facility. [1][2]
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