Piacenza Calcio 1919
The Italian football club has several nicknames, including Papaveri, Lupi (wolves) and Biancorossi (red and white). Especially from the last one, of course, we can also deduce the club's colours. These can be found both in the emblem, which also features a wolf's head, but mainly on the jerseys, with red dominating the home ones and white on the away ones. Alternatively, they also use black jerseys with red and white details. Home games are played at the Stadio Leonardo Garilli, which has a capacity of 21,668 people. The year 1919, which is in the club's name, is the year of its foundation. It operates in the city of Piacenza.
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Udinese Calcio
This club is nicknamed I Bianconeri (the white and black), I Friulani (after the Italian region where they operate) and Le Zebrette (the little zebras). It is easy to guess that their club colours are white and black, and the reference to zebras can then be linked to the vertical stripes on the club jerseys. They play their home games at the Stadio Friuli, which is however currently called the Dacia Arena for sponsorship reasons. Its capacity is 25 144 seats.
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