Eternal captain immortalised

Fiorentina came back to activity seven days after the sudden demise of chief Davide Astori in a home amusement on Sunday played in a piercing air. 

Last Sunday's Serie An apparatuses were delayed after Astori's body was found in his inn room in front of an away amusement against Udinese. 

After enthusiastic scenes on Friday as Roma, one of Astori's previous clubs, beat Torino, and a remembrance on Saturday at the Verona derby, Fiorentina commenced Sunday's activity at their stadium against Benevento. 

For the warmup, all the Fiorentina players and mentor Stefano Pioli wore shirts bearing the number "13" and the name "Astori". 

The ground was pressed. One flag in the group read "Ciao commander", another "Our chief perpetually" and purple smoke from flares to coordinate the shade of Fiorentina's shirts filled the sky. 

The screens played a video reverence to the club's late captain. The banners over the bended stands at either end of the long, limit stadium flew at half pole. 

The stadium host included "Number 13, always our skipper, Davide Astori" in the line-up. The pre-coordinate function started with the two sides arranging as Italian star Jovanotti sung "Land Degli Omini". Players, from the two groups, sobbed. 

The Fiorentina players held a long, home-made, flag saying "Ciao Davide". The two groups had a similar expression sewn to their left side shirt shoulders. The words were rehashed on a considerable lot of the pennants in the group. 

Before commence, fans principle stand discharged a billow of purple and white inflatables that coasted heavenwards. 

Following 13 minutes, Astori's shirt number, the activity halted, the players, coordinate authorities and the fans, stood and applauded 60 seconds. 

After eleven minutes, Fiorentina led the pack. Vitor Hugo ventured into Astori's place in the focal point of safeguard wearing 31. Also, the turn around of Astori's number, jumped to meet a high ball and headed it capably into the net. At that point he got a tee-shirt printed with a photo of Astori and held it up as the group extolled. 

As the rain strengthened, the group droned: "un capitano, c'è solo un capitano!" ("One commander, there's just a single chief!")