Coppa Italia winners Lazio beat Serie A champions Juventus 3-1
Lazio are only team to beat Juventus this season - twice
Game in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Juventus v Lazio (16:45 GMT)
Lazio have qualified for this game because they won the Italian Cup, beating Atalanta 2-0 - in a game opposition manager Gian Piero Gasperini called a "scandal".
Juventus are in this game for the eighth year in a row having won the Serie A title that many times. They won four of the last seven.
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Juventus v Lazio (16:45 GMT)
Juventus make three changes from their last game as goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, right-back Mattia de Sciglio and midfielder Rodrigo Benancur replace Gianluigi Buffon, Danilo and Adrien Rabiot.
Wales' Aaron Ramsey is on the bench.
Lazio are unchanged from their last game, with Ciro Immobile looking to maintain his phenomenal form of 19 goals in 20 games this season.
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'I just want to do a job' - Joshua on fighting in Saudi Arabia
This is from a piece our sports editor Dan Roan wrote about the recent Anthony Joshua boxing match in Saudi Arabia.
"The whole world is watching with this one in a way that it hasn't with previous sporting events there… it is probably the high-water mark in their whole 'sportswashing' process," Amnesty International's head of campaigns Felix Jakens told me last week at the human rights organisation's headquarters in London.
"There's a reason the fight's happening in Saudi Arabia - the authorities are keen to whitewash - or 'sportswash' - their tarnished international reputation.
"The reason for that reputation is well-deserved. They've got an appalling record on LGBT rights, women's rights, extra-judicial killings, beheadings, the murder of journalist Jamal Kashoggi last year, and their involvement in the ongoing conflict in Yemen.
"We're not saying Anthony Joshua shouldn't fight in Saudi Arabia. But while there he should use his public profile to speak about the situation in the country and raise the issue of human rights."
Money talks these days. Who cares about human rights?
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Image source, Getty ImagesWelcome to live text coverage of the Italian Super Cup between Juventus and Lazio.
So where is today's game? Turin? Rome? Maybe Milan? Nope, it's in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia.
Modern football, eh?