Stadio Costante Girardengo, Football stadium in Novi Ligure, Italy
Stadio Costante Girardengo is a football stadium in Novi Ligure, with a natural grass pitch measuring 107 by 68 metres. A six-lane, 400-metre athletics track runs around the field. Seating is on the eastern side only: a covered central stand of 250 seats and two uncovered side stands with a combined 1,760 seats, giving a total capacity of 2,010.
The municipality of Novi Ligure opened this sports facility in 1966 as the main venue for local football matches. Over the decades, it became home to several of the town's football teams.
The stadium is named after Costante Girardengo, the Novi Ligure cyclist who won the Italian road championship seven times and the Giro d'Italia twice. The municipal administration gave the ground his name only after his death in 1978, twelve years after it opened as the plain Stadio Comunale.
The stadium stands on Via Francesco Crispi, at the western end of viale della Rimembranza, near both the passenger and freight railway stations. The playing field is natural grass, 107 by 68 metres, ringed by a six-lane 400-metre athletics track. All 2,010 seats are in the eastern stand: a covered central tribune of 250 seats plus two uncovered side sections. Inside the central tribune are the changing rooms, storerooms, press room and a bar; two grass training pitches lie within the fenced area.
The stadium hosted different local teams over the years, including Comolli Novi and Aquanera Comollo Novi, which merged before eventually being dissolved. This shift reflects the evolving football story of the town.
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