Del Piero at Lausanne Charity All Stars: two tickets up for grabs on Tuttoitalia
On 5 September at Stade de la Tuilière, Alessandro Del Piero takes to the pitch for charity in NicoCapone's team against Kev Adams'. Thanks to our collaboration with FC Lausanne-Sport, we're offering two tickets to our readers.
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There are announcements you read twice to make sure you've understood correctly. The one from Stade de la Tuilière is one of them: on 5 September, Alessandro Del Piero will play in Lausanne. Not in just any match, but in the Charity All Stars, the gala clash between creator NicoCapone's team and French comedian Kev Adams', with the evening built around two associations supporting children with cancer.
For Italians in Romandie, and for anyone willing to take a train from Bern or Zurich, it's the chance to see live one of the icons of Italian football from the last thirty years. For Tuttoitalia readers there's something more: thanks to our collaboration with FC Lausanne-Sport, we're offering two tickets for the evening.
After Cafu, "Il Capitano"
Last year the organisation brought Cafu to la Tuilière. This year the name completing the lineup is Del Piero, another world champion and Champions League winner, called to strengthen NicoCapone's team against Kev Adams'.
Around the two captains revolves a cast mixing football, television and social media: Robert Pirès, 1998 World Cup winner with France, fitness creator Tibo InShape, presenter Jean-Luc Reichmann, comedian Paul Mirabel and rapper Soso Maness. A formula that has worked in Lausanne for years and that on 5 September at 8pm will fill the stadium on route de Romanel once again.
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From 1993 to the captain's armband
Trained in Padua, Del Piero arrived at Juventus in 1993 and from there began one of the longest love stories between a player and a club. In black and white he played 705 matches, scored 290 goals and provided 174 assists. Numbers that still today keep him at the top of both Juventus' all-time rankings, for appearances and goals.
Captain for eleven seasons, he ended his career away from Turin, first with two years at Sydney FC in Australia and then with a few months in India.
In the azzurri shirt he collected 91 caps and 27 goals, participating in seven major competitions between World Cups and European Championships. The highest point remains the night in Berlin in 2006, when he came on during the match and converted Italy's fourth penalty in the final against France.
His trophy cabinet speaks for itself: one World Cup, one Champions League, one Intercontinental Cup, one UEFA Super Cup, one Intertoto Cup, eight league titles won on the pitch, one Coppa Italia, four Italian Super Cups and one Serie B championship.
The number ten who chose Serie B
That last trophy says more than all the others put together. When Juventus were relegated to Serie B after Calciopoli, Del Piero decided to stay and accompany the team through the most difficult season in its recent history. It's the choice that definitively transformed him into "Il Capitano" for Juventus fans and, more generally, into a respected figure even beyond Juventus boundaries.
In Lausanne he'll bring that aura and also a piece of his current life as an entrepreneur: his eyewear brand, AirDP Style, will feature on both teams' shirts.
The Tuttoitalia competition
Together with FC Lausanne-Sport we're offering two tickets for the Charity All Stars on 5 September. Entry is free and takes place through the dedicated page of our competitions portal, where you'll find the registration form and complete rules.
Winners will be notified by email and tickets will be sent in digital format before the evening. For those who don't want to rely on luck, the last seats are still available to purchase online.
Practical information and tickets
The Charity All Stars takes place on Saturday 5 September 2026 at 8pm at Stade de la Tuilière, route de Romanel 10, 1018 Lausanne. On the VIP front, the 160-seat Club NicoCapone and the 260-seat Lounge All Stars are sold out, while Club Kev Adams, also with 160 seats, was still available at the time of writing.
The evening supports Zoé4life, a Swiss association committed to fighting childhood cancer, and Princesse Margot, which in France supports children with cancer and their families.
