AC Legnano

Associazione Calcio Legnano, founded in 1913, is a historic Italian football club from the city of Legnano, in the Lombardy region. The team, nicknamed "I Lilla" (The Lilacs) for its distinctive colors, plays its home matches at the Stadio Giovanni Mari, which has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. Throughout its extensive history, AC Legnano has experienced various moments, including participation in the top tier of Italian football, Serie A, the last of which was in the 1953-1954 season. The club maintains a strong connection with its community and a rich sporting tradition.

News

Legnano secures direct salvation in Eccellenza

Legnano defeated Robbio Libertas 3-0, achieving the goal of direct salvation in the 2024-2025 Eccellenza Lombardia season.

Club Milano denies rumors about name change to 'Club Legnano'

The president of Club Milano called rumors about a possible name change to 'Club Legnano' offensive, stating that Club Milano's sporting title is not for sale (May 2025).

Legnano falls to Saronno in a contested match

A poor start cost Legnano a 2-1 defeat against Saronno in the current season (2024-2025).

Complete guide of AC Legnano

To fully enjoy an AC Legnano match, planning is key. Purchase your guaranteed tickets for the Stadio Giovanni Mari through official channels and well in advance, especially for important matches. The stadium is located at Via Carlo Pisacane, Legnano. Evaluate transport options: if traveling by car, find out about nearby parking; if you opt for public transport, check the bus routes serving the area. Arrive early to avoid crowds and immerse yourself in the pre-match atmosphere. Don't forget to wear your lilac and white colors to show your unconditional support for the team.

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