Stadio Valerio Bacigalupo, Football stadium in Legino district, Savona, Italy.
The Stadio Valerio Bacigalupo is a football stadium in Savona with a natural grass pitch and current seating for around 4,000 people. The site also includes a smaller synthetic pitch and professional changing facilities.
The stadium opened in 1959 and has served as the home of local football ever since. Over the decades, various structural changes have shaped the venue into its current form.
The stadium is named after Valerio Bacigalupo, a legendary goalkeeper who played for the local team and Turin. His name represents an important figure in the city's football history.
The stadium is accessed via Via Cadorna in the Legino district, where parking is available. The ground is easy to reach on foot and has clear signage for navigation.
The stadium's capacity shrank from around 20,000 seats in the 1960s to about 4,000 today, mainly due to modern safety rules. This reduction reflects how safety standards in sports venues have evolved.
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