Stadium
Fiorenzuola play their home games at Stadio Comunale, also known as Velodrome Attilio Pavesi. The stadium was inaugurated on October 17, 1923 with a friendly match between Fiorenzuola and reigning champions Pro Vercelli. It was originally named after Aldo Milano and had a grandstand with a wooden roof. After the war he took the name of Hall, while in the early 60's was built a concrete grandstand seats from about 1000 . In the early '80s are performed major renovations affecting the dressing room and head office, in addition to the cycling track, which had previously fallen into disuse . Is then made to the tunnel entrance in the field of players . With the promotion of Fiorenzuola in Serie C is made a new discovery of 2400 steps located on the eastern sector, the grandstand seats are numbered and equipped with armchairs and the new changing rooms were built on the south-east . In 1996 he inaugurated a new grandstand for 2000 people dedicated to historic president Eugenio Villa, bringing the capacity of 4000 people . In 1995 with the Fiorenzuola one step away from Serie B was drawn up a plan to extend the City which included a new grandstand and the rise of the stairs without the creation of curves, making the stadium similar to the Castellani Empoli .
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