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Snakes Milano: A Powerchair Football Team's Rise

The article tells the story of the Snakes Milano Powerchair Football team, a Serie A team of young athletes with disabilities who dream of playing at the Paralympics.

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Italian

Italy

OtherSportsItalySerie AParalympicsDisability SportsPowerchair FootballYouth Sports

Snakes MilanoInterFederazione Italiana Powerchair Sports

Andrea FabacRiccardo FabacFabio PasseroRiccardo PasseroXavier ZanettiGabriele FuscoLorenzo Salvaderi

What are the team's aspirations and challenges?: The Snakes Milano team consists of young players, aged between 12 and 16 years old, and they aspire to become the Inter's special team and participate in the Paralympics.
What is the history of the Snakes Milano Powerchair Football team and its current status?: The Snakes Milano Powerchair Football team, formed two years ago, is playing in the Serie A league and recently made their debut at the San Siro stadium.
How does the development of Powerchair Football in Italy compare to other European countries?: Powerchair Football is a relatively new sport in Italy, having arrived only in 2020, unlike in other European countries where it is more established.

Cognitive Concepts

2/5

Framing Bias

The article presents a positive and inspiring narrative of the team's success, focusing on their achievements and aspirations. This framing could potentially downplay challenges or difficulties.

2/5

Bias by Omission

The article focuses heavily on the positive aspects of the team and the sport, potentially omitting challenges faced by the team or broader issues within the sport in Italy.

Sustainable Development Goals

Good Health and Well-being Positive

Direct Relevance

The article highlights the positive impact of sports on the lives of young people with disabilities, promoting their physical and mental well-being and social inclusion. The team's success story inspires and empowers others.

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