Gallipoli Football 1909 SSD
The Italian football club, whose nicknames are Gallo (roosters) or Giallorossi (yellow and red), has yellow and red as its club colours. The home jerseys are also in this vein, with the jersey being yellow and the shorts red. The away team then play in a combination of green and red. The home stadium is the Antonio Bianco with a capacity of 5 000 seats. The club's history dates back to 1946, but has faced various existential problems over the years. It was last re-established in 2010. The club originates from the city of Gallipoli in southern Italy.
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Mantova 1911 SSD
They are called Virgiliani or Biancorossi (red and white). The colours of the club are of course red and white, which can also be found in the emblem. Red and white appear on both home and away jerseys, with white predominating at home and red away. In both cases, the jersey features a red and white sash respectively. At home, the team is at the Stadio Danilo Martelli, with a capacity of 14,884 spectators. The club was first founded in 1911 and is based in Mantova, Lombardy, Italy. The club has been rebuilt several times over the years after a series of bankruptcies. The last time this happened was in 2017.
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