On Sunday, the Stadio Olimpico in Turin sees the latest instalment of the city's underappreciated derby clash. Known as the Derby della Mole, it is not named after a small mammal with bad eyesight or a benign growth on the ski but instead a major landmark in the former Italian capital city.
La Mole Antonelliana takes its name from the architect who built it, Alessandro Antonelli, and stands tall above its surroundings with a unique spire that dominates the skyline. In the Italian language, the word "mole" literally means "size" and is often used to denote a building of immense proportions.