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2,801 days later, the Stadio Olimpico in Rome is once again enjoying the Champions League.

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The Stadio Olimpico in Rome is set to host a UEFA Champions League match for the first time in 2,801 days. This event marks the end of a seven-year absence for the venue, which was previously a regular site for high-profile European fixtures. The stadium's return to the competition will feature a match against Real Madrid this Wednesday.

Separately, FC Barcelona is returning to Istanbul 1,671 days after its last visit to the city during the UEFA Europa League round of 16. The team enters the match against Galatasaray with a current unbeaten streak and aims to continue its momentum in European competition.

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Infobae (AR) - Barcelona Focuses on Barcelona's resurgence and unbeaten status
Infobae (AR) - Rome Highlights the stadium's long absence from elite European competition
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