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a region of southern Italy (forming the toe of the Italian 'boot')

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The new production by Olivier Landreville placed both operas in the mid-20th century, with a backdrop of Florence making do even for the Calabrians of Pagliacci.

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Spaghetti with anchovies and bread crumbs, prepared on Christmas Eve throughout Calabria, recalls more difficult times, when anchovies were one of the few fish all Calabrians could afford.

A Calabrian feast: every December in Oakland, this family celebrates Christmas Eve the southern Italian way, but with a California twist

Since winning promotion in 2002, the Calabrians have never finished more than ten points above the bottom three clubs.

Football: Rotten Reggina rearguard may be torn apart; EUROPEAN FOOTBALL INTER v SAMPDORIA 7.30pm, Setanta Sports

But Lippi is set to gamble on an attacking formation against the Calabrians tomorrow, which would see Italian international winger Gianluca Zambrotta playing in a marauding right-back role.

Football: Give it some Lippi

And Toni will fancy his chances of ending his goalscor-ing drought against Reggi-na's dodgy defence - only Roma have conceded as many goals as the Calabrians on native soil.

Football: Bank on brilliant Barca to bash up local rivals and scoot clear; EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

On opening night, Canadian tenor John Mac Master played Canio with such vocal dynamism and theatrical verisimilitude that we felt integrated with the Calabrians watching him in the square.

Cavalleria Rusticana/I Pagliacci: John MacMaster (Canio) and Christiane Riel (Nedda) in the Opera de Montreal production. (Opera in Review: Montreal)

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