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Scotland and Slovenia are meeting in a competitive international fixture, with attention focused on whether Scotland can overcome a stubborn Slovenian side. Slovenia's Cesar has said his team will need a 'fantastic' performance to stop Scotland, underlining the respect the Scots now command. The match is drawing strong interest from fans in both Britain and the United States.

Italian media are revisiting the 1990 murder of Simonetta Cesaroni, the young woman killed in her father's office in via Poma, Rome. The case, never definitively solved despite years of investigations and trials, remains one of Italy's most discussed unsolved crimes. Coverage notes the case is still followed closely, with the via Poma building and its 'last trace' evidence continuing to fuel public debate and new documentary treatment.

Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Fer Lopez has pulled out of international duty with Portugal's under-21 side, raising concerns for coach Cesar Peixoto ahead of upcoming fixtures. The withdrawal prompts fresh attention on Wolves' squad fitness, with the club now assessing the player's condition during the international break before league action resumes.

Silvio Berlusconi reportedly wanted to stage a large-scale Broadway-style musical about his own life, tentatively called 'Il principe azzurro'. The project was revealed by image consultant Cesare Gasparotti, who said Berlusconi asked him for maximum secrecy, had already envisioned the scenography and had begun making contacts. The story of the late Italian leader becoming a stage musical is drawing amused and skeptical reactions.

Italian journalist Cesara Buonamici is drawing attention over reports describing her dream home in Rome and her retreat in Fiesole, in the hills above Florence. The piece gives readers a look at the private residences of the longtime TG5 presenter, a subject that tends to circulate widely among Italian TV and lifestyle audiences.

Chelsea and Spain defender Cesar Azpilicueta has told the BBC he clawed his way to the top of football but now needs a break, reflecting on the demands of a long career at the highest level. The interview has drawn attention from football fans discussing his future and workload.

Anniversary tributes are being paid to Andrea de Cesaris, the Italian Formula 1 driver who died on this day in 2014 in a motorcycle accident on the Grande Raccordo Anulare motorway in Rome. He raced in 208 Grands Prix and was remembered as a fast but erratic driver who never won a race.

Andrea De Cesaris, the Italian Formula 1 driver known for his raw speed and record of frequent crashes, is being remembered in a retrospective marking the anniversary of his death. He died on 5 October 2014 in a motorcycle accident in Rome, closing the book on a long F1 career in which he never won a race despite starting over 200 grands prix.