Dan Cancian is a senior writer for Destination Calcio, who covers Serie A and Italian football. Previously he worked at the Daily Mail and freelanced for The Guardian and These Football Times, where he covered all things Calcio.
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The Stadio Bruno Benelli is set to welcome a World Cup winner... what can Ronaldinho expect in this corner of Emilia-Romagna.
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Ronaldinho was unveiled as Ravenna player in Miami, but a special photoshoot with the new kit took place in Venice.
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Rossi's terrific treble moved Italy one step closer to lifting the trophy for the third time in their history.
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A list of Italia 90 icons would not be complete without the main character. And that would be Ciao, the mascot.
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Diego Maradona had a rare day to forget as Argentina were knocked out of the World Cup by their fierce rivals.
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A year before swapping England for Italy, David Platt was playing a major role in the Three Lions' World Cup campaign.
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Many of the kits worn the last time Italy hosted the World Cup, that golden summer of 1990, became instant classics.
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Exactly four years after losing to Italy in Spain, Diego Maradona was held aloft in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium.
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Alexis Sanchez and Chile nearly pulled off one of the great World Cup upsets on this day in 2014, but the day would end in heartbreak for the winger who made his name in Serie A.
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Norway may have thrashed Italy home and away in the World Cup qualifiers, but 28 years ago today it was the Azzurri who had the last laugh over the Scandinavians.
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Bologna is a football city at heart, meaning there are plenty of options to follow the action for visitors who happen to be passing through during the World Cup.
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Italy and Ireland both celebrated wins on June 25 at Italia 90, setting up a quarter-final meeting in Rome. David O’Leary and Packie Bonner were the heroes, as Jack Charlton’s men beat Romania 5-4 on penalties after an attritional affair in Genoa to become the first side since Sweden in 1938 to reach a World
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