Turin is located in northern Italy and is the third largest city in the Apennine Peninsula.

Hundreds of years ago, it was an important political center in Europe.

Its nicknames are "the cradle of freedom," "the capital of the Alps," and "the sweetest place in the Apennine Peninsula."

The city has two clubs: Torino and Juventus.

The former has a larger number of local fans.

‘Juventus’ means “young people” in Latin, so why is it called the Old Lady?

Legend has it that in the early days of the club, conditions were very poor, and an old lady often came to deliver food to the players.

As for the nickname the Zebra Legion, there are many theories, the most credible of which is that Juventus' jerseys were originally pink, but the supplier mistakenly sent them Notts County's black and white striped jerseys. The club thought black and white looked good, so they continued to use them.

As for the "Calciopoli" scandal in the early 21st century? That's a long story.

Wednesday.

The Champions League semi-final is coming.

After finishing his morning training, Li Kang and his teammates boarded a plane to Turin.

He didn't watch Juventus' recordings again, because Allegri was likely to "experiment," just like the 14-15 Champions League final, with Habaibu+.

Smoke billows.

"Ctv5! Ctv5! Good evening, viewers."

"We are now broadcasting the 2016-17 Champions League semi-final!"

"Juventus at home against Arsenal!"

"A globally watched battle!"

"The team with the most Champions League goals this season faces the team with the fewest goals conceded."

"A battle of spear versus shield!"

"Media from 76 regions around the world will be broadcasting live from the scene!"

"Looking at the historical record of the two teams, Wenger has a huge advantage. He has led the Gunners to eliminate the Old Lady twice!"

"Can the Zebra Legion avenge their previous defeats tonight?"

"Let's wait and see!"

I'm not being lazy. I'm saving up more content to post together, so there won't be anything tomorrow morning.

(End of this chapter)