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Information on Dacia Arena The stadium was designed by Giuliano Parmegiani and Lorenzo Giacomuzzi Moore, with construction work beginning in 1971. The stadium was officially inaugurated on 26 September 1976 at a match between Udinese and Seregno, thus replacing the beloved Stadio Moretti – Udinese’s home for many years.
20 de jul. de 2021 · Stadio Friuli – Dacia Arena is a multi-purpose stadium (See the running track), used the majority of time for Football matches for the Serie A side Udinese. The ground opened in 1976 replacing the Stadio Moretti and is currently undergoing redevelopment plans in order to modernise the stands and club facilities by late 2015.
Name of stadium: Bluenergy Stadium: Total capacity: 25.144: Seats: 25.144: including 25.144 covered: Built: 1976: Formerly: Stadio Friuli, Dacia Arena: Undersoil heating:
30 de ago. de 2017 · Review of Stadio Friuli (Dacia Arena) Reviewed August 30, 2017 My soccer-mad teenage son discovered the 2017/18 Serie A season was starting while we would be on holidays in Kranska Gora, and that a Udinese match would be within comfortable driving distance, so we agreed to go.
Stadio Friuli (Dacia Arena) Estadio muy bonito del tipo de los medianos. Los asientos de colores lo hacen único. El recorrido por el estadio es realmente bueno, llegas a lugares que están bastante escondidos del público y puedes obtener una buena explicación. Bonito estadio, inglés, como un estadio de fútbol.
4 de jul. de 2020 · An old image of the Stadio Friuli in Udine before its mid-2010s restructuring and the name change to Dacia Arena. The city’s new stadium was inaugurated in 1976. Originally, there were no plans for a name, but history tragically took care of suggesting one. Only 10 days before the opening match, a strong earthquake hit the Region of Friuli.
Stadio Friuli (Dacia Arena), Udine: Consulta 191 opiniones, artículos, y 212 fotos de Stadio Friuli (Dacia Arena), clasificada en Tripadvisor en el N.°7 de 268 atracciones en Udine.
