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On November 1, 1897, 13 students of the Turin D’Azeglio Lyceum sat down on the bench between King Umberto and Prince Victor Emmanuel’s lawns. And it dawned on them to organize a football team, the new kind of sport brought from England. According to their language, it sounded “Calcio Fiorentino.” The club was called in their honor - Juventus.
But there was a dilemma with the headquarters; they had no place to gather together. 20-year-old Eugenio Campari offered a parents’ shop for bicycle repair for meetings. Also, he went down in history as the first president of Juventus.
Turin is translated from Latin (Taurus) as a “bull.” This horned creation ‘trampled” its place on the coat of arms of the Piedmont capital and the club emblem. And in the year of the Bull in 1985, Juventus won the first of two of his Champions Cups. In the bloody finale on “Heysel, “where 39 fans died, the Turanians beat Liverpool with the score 1:0.
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