Stadio Alberto Pinto, Football stadium in Caserta, Italy
Stadio Alberto Pinto is a municipal football stadium in the eastern part of Caserta, Italy. It has four sectors: a covered central grandstand, an uncovered side grandstand, an uncovered front grandstand, and a north curve, with a total approved capacity of 6,817 seats.
The stadium opened in 1936, designed by architect Giovanni Campopiano, and was named after Alberto Pinto, a former Casertana player. It has been updated over the years, including a major renovation for the 2019 Summer Universiade.
On match days, the north curve is where the most passionate supporters gather, filling the air with songs and banners. The stadium also hosts athletics events and concerts, bringing together people from across the region.
The stadium is in the eastern part of Caserta, and you can reach it by car or public transport. Check the local schedule before you go, as it is mainly open for matches and events.
The south curve was demolished to create a public square that now serves as the entrance to the Distinti sector. The stadium's playing surface was replaced with artificial turf in 2020, and the lighting system was upgraded at the same time.
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