Stadio Aldo e Dino Ballarin – stadium description

The stadium in picturesque town of Chioggia may not be located on any of the town’s historical islands, but lies just beside the Lagoon of Venice waters. It houses games of local side Clodiense, currently below national level.

The ground is named after Aldo and Dino, two local boys who grew to be great football players and represented the colours of Torino. They were unfortunately both victims of the Superga air disaster, commemorated with a plaque and bust sculptures at the main gate.

Today the stadium has four stands on each side of the field. Main one (west) is a modest one, but it also houses player facilities underneath the spectator areas. 414 seats for fans are available here. They used to be covered, but roof was eventually dismantled.

Three terraces in the east and behind both goals hold most of the stadium’s capacity. However, the north end (6 rows) is barely used, while south one (15 rows) and partially covered east are available for fans.