Stadio Vanni Sanna

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Stadio Vanni Sanna
Stadio Acquedotto
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Stadio Vanni Sanna
LocationVia Coradduzza, 2
07100 Sassari
Coordinates 40°43′5″N8°34′47″E / 40.71806°N 8.57972°E / 40.71806; 8.57972 Coordinates: 40°43′5″N8°34′47″E / 40.71806°N 8.57972°E / 40.71806; 8.57972
Capacity 12000
Field size105 x 67,5 m
Surface Grass
Construction
Opened1922
Renovated2021
Tenants
S.E.F. Torres 1903
Torres Calcio Femminile
U.S.D. Latte Dolce

Stadio Vanni Sanna (formerly known as Stadio Acquedotto) is a multi-use stadium in Sassari, Italy. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of S.E.F. Torres 1903 and U.S.D. Latte Dolce. The stadium holds 12,000.

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History

Its first name was "Torres stadium", changed in the seventies to "Acquedotto stadium". On 22 August 2001 it changed its name and was named after Giovanni Sanna, a footballer originally from Alghero who in his career played in Torres 1903 first as a player, then as a coach and sports director. In 2013, a restyling project of the municipal stadium of Sassari was presented, developed with red and blue passion by the Sassari architects Marco Tola and Stefano Sechi, and presented yesterday by the Associazione Memoria storico Torresina and the Sef Torres 1903 Foundation with great enthusiasm. [1] In 2020 an agreement was reached between the Torres club and the Municipality of Sassari to manage the stadium for the next 15 years and in 2021 a new turf was set up in order to improve and redevelop the structure. [2] [3]

Sports activities

Soccer

The structure has always hosted the home games of S.E.F. Torres 1903, which currently plays in the Serie C championship. The stadium also hosts the matches of the Torres Calcio Femminile, winner of 7 Italian Championships, 7 Super Cups and 8 Italian Cups. From September 2021 the stadium will also be used again by U.S.D. Latte Dolce for home games. [4]

Extra-football activities

Concerts

On August 18, 1987, the concert of the Spandau Ballet was held at the stadium, in 1989 the stadium hosted a concert by Vasco Rossi and on August 28, 1991 Fabrizio De André also performed at the stadium. In 1994, the plant hosted the concert of Sting, accompanied by Tazenda. In August 1995, after a couple of days there was the concert of Litfiba and that of Pino Daniele. In 2006, the stadium hosted a concert by Luciano Ligabue with the support of Finley and Rio, a former group of Marco Ligabue.

DateConcertTourspectators
18 August 1987 Spandau Ballet
27 August 1988 Eros Ramazzotti
29 September 1989 Vasco Rossi Liberi liberi Tour (1989)
27 August 1991 Fabrizio De André Tour 1991
23 September 1994 Tazenda, Sting Ten Summoner's Tales20000
21 August 1995 Litfiba Spirito Tour 1995
23 August 1995 Pino Daniele Tour 1995
17 August 1996 Claudio Baglioni Io sono qui
3 August 2002 Luciano Ligabue LigaLive15000
30 July 2006 Luciano Ligabue Nome e cognome tour 200610000

Location

The stadium is easily reachable by ATP Sassari urban transport with line 8 (which leaves from Sassari station) and from CS (Circola Sinistra) at the stop Piazzale Segni .

By car it can be reached from the SS 131, from which you have to take the exit for Viale Italia, turn right into Via Parigi, and immediately left into Via Washington; once you reach the Carabinieri Command, you need to turn right just before the roundabout and take via Verona and via Milano, continuing straight on at the traffic lights and at the next two roundabouts; at the third roundabout, turn into via Vardabasso: at the intersection with Via Carlo Felice, go straight through the roundabout and then turn left. Finally you arrive in Piazzale Segni, where there is a large parking lot.

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References

  1. ↑ "La Torres gestirà lo stadio "Vanni Sanna" per i prossimi 15 anni". www.sassarioggi.it. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  2. ↑ "Yes, vado alla Torres Lo stadio all'inglese nel futuro rossoblù". www.lanuovasardegna.it. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  3. ↑ "Presentato il progetto per il restyling dello stadio". www.fondazionetorres.it. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  4. ↑ "Il Latte Dolce giocherà le partite casalinghe del prossimo campionato di serie D allo stadio "Vanni Sanna" di Sassari". www.sardegnaierioggidomani.com. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
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