Calcio Travel Notes: Cremonese

In the city of Cremona, professional footballers play second fiddle to another revered profession. For centuries, master luthiers have handcrafted … More

Calcio Travel Notes: Udinese

Udinese’s roots can be traced all the way back to 1896, making it one of Italy’s oldest clubs. However, it was … More

Calcio Travel Notes: Vicenza

The name of Vicenza is amongst the most evocative in Italian football; the unmistakable red and white stripes, the curious … More

Italian Football Post-COVID Travel Guide and Checklist

**Updated to reflect requirements as of 18th March 2022** Serie A games played out in empty stadia during lockdown were … More

Venezia FC: Fighting For Stadio Penzo

Venezia FC tifosi have endured more than most over the past two decades. Having clawed their way back from a … More

Italy’s Ghost Stadia: Il Nord

In the UK, the unveiling of a new football stadium almost always implies the demise of its predecessor. Finance dictates … More

The Novel Stadium Making A Splash in Serie B

Serie B Pordenone will be playing out the 2020/21 season with one of football’s quirkiest backdrops.  With their traditional home … More

AS Roma and Campo Testaccio: A Fortress To Call Their Own

After months of speculation, Jim Pallotta’s reign as President of AS Roma has finally come to an end. Under his … More

Calcio Travel Notes: Virtus Entella

Virtus Entella hail from the picturesque coastal town of Chiavari on the Italian Riviera. Located 45 minutes south of Genoa … More

Calcio Travel Notes: Torino

For better or worse, Torino are a club defined by their past. The imperious Grande Torino team of the 1940s … More