Stadio Pino Zaccheria

Games of the U.S. Foggia

The Stadio Pino Zaccheria is the municipal football stadium in the Italian city of Foggia, Foggia in the Apulia region. It is the venue of the U.S. Foggia. It was named after Pino Zaccheria 1946; a basketball player who fell in battle during the Second World War on 4 April 1941. Before it was called the Stadio del Littorio.

History

In November 1924, the city decided to build a new stadium. On November 22, 1925, the new plant was inaugurated with the wooden grandstand Via Ascoli. On March 18, 1931 began the construction of a grandstand with 1,500 seats. The inauguration of the 400,000 ₤ it expensive grandstand was held on 28 October 1932. 1937 was replaced by a concrete rank of the wood. On April 30, 1938, the athletics track is inaugurated. 1950 the stands were expanded and renovated the locker rooms and showers.

In 1964, the U.S. Foggia rose in the Serie A, the highest Italian league on. This one took an opportunity to expand that stadium. One removed the track and extended the arrangement to more than 20,000 spectators. Ten years later, an East rostrum is built; the 7,121 fans can accommodate. 1980 Located behind were newly built. The North Curve offers 5,846 seats and the South Stand 5,871 places. Installed in 1985 to a new floodlight system and the field turf was replaced. On 22 September 1991, the new covered western grandstand was opened with seating for 6,247 spectators. In 1998, the stadium was completely equipped with seats.

Grandstands

Total Capacity: 25,085 seats (of which 14,723 covered)
West Tribune: 6,247 seats ( with roof)
East Tribune: 7,121 Places
South Curve: 5,871 Places
North Curve: 5,846 Places

This includes the 146 places in the Press -Tribune.

Italy Lawn Italian lira

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