Italy cancels football matches for the death of Pope Francis
Italy has canceled all football matches of the National Championship due to the passage of Pope Francis. This was announced on the official website of the tournament.
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The following scheduled matches for April 21 have been canceled:
- Torino vs. Udinese,
- Cagliari vs. Fiorentina,
- Genoa vs. Lazio,
- and Parma vs. Juventus
- April 21, Pope Francis He died at the age of 89 in his residence, Casa Santa Marta, in the Vatican. His death was officially confirmed by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, prefect of the Dicastery for laity, family and life.
Francis was elected Pope in 2013 after the resignation of his predecessor, Benedict XVI Pope, Who resigned from health problems. Francis became the first Latin American in history to direct the Roman Catholic Church. He was a long time for a long time of the San Lorenzo Argentine Soccer Club.
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