At the stadium to see the final, but also, if not yet done, to get vaccinated against Covid.
This is what will happen on Saturday in Frosinone, where the challenge that will award the first trophy of the year of the women's season will be played.
In fact, outside the 'Benito Stirpe' stadium a hub will be set up where anyone will have the opportunity to get vaccinated without the need for a reservation.
Competing for the Super Cup will be Juventus, Milan, Rome and Sassuolo who will compete according to the new four-team format, confirmed after the success of the last edition. It will begin on Wednesday 5 January (2.30 pm, live on TimVision and La7) at the 'Domenico Francioni' stadium in Latina with the match between Rome and Milan. Also on Wednesday, but at 5.30 pm, Juve holding the trophy and Sassuiolo will compete at the 'Stirpe' in Frosinone. The winners of the two semi-finals will win the pass for the final which will be held on Saturday, January 8, with kick-off at 2.30pm.
In addition to the vaccination hub on the day of the final, it must be said that, on the occasion of the semifinals and thanks to the commitment of the Lazio Region, the local health authorities and the Municipalities of Latina and Frosinone, outside the gaming facilities, the 'Francioni' and the 'Stirpe', desks will be set up where people can receive information on pediatric vaccinations.
Before the kick-off of the Super Cup matches, a minute of meditation will be observed to remember Salvatore Gervasi, Roma women's team doctor who passed away on December 27th due to a sudden illness.