US Anconitana ASD
The nicknames of this Italian club are Dorici or Biancorossi (red and white). Red and white are among the club's colours, which can also be found in the emblem. Of course, the jerseys are also in this spirit, with home games being played in a red jersey with white shorts and the opposite being true for away games. Their sanctuary is the Stadio del Conero with a capacity of 23,967 spectators. The club's history dates back to 1905 and like many other Italian clubs, it has had to go through several bankruptcies. The most recent re-establishment came in 2017. The club is based in the city of Ancona.
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Empoli FC
The Tuscany club has a tradition dating back to 1920 and has changed its name several times throughout its history. From the original Empoli FBC it gradually became ASF Empoli, Dopolavoro Empolese to today's Empoli FC. The Azzurri, as the team playing its home games at Stadio Carlo Castellani (capacity of more than 16,000 spectators) is also nicknamed, even played in the UEFA Cup in 2007. However, the vast majority of their time was spent in Italy's third highest competition. They have been more successful in recent seasons, but they are still more of a provincial club in the Italian scale, on the border between Serie A and Serie B.
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