Stadio Comunale di Chiavari

Stadio Enrico Sannazzari sits in Chiavari, Italy. The ground began life as Stadio del Littorio in 1935, designed by Antonio Roffo, before the fall of the Fascist regime saw it renamed Stadio Comunale. In September 2024, it was officially dedicated to Enrico Sannazzari, the founder and first captain of Virtus Entella, who play here.

The place has its own character. The South Stand, or Gradinata Ermes Nadalin, is named for a club legend, while the North Grandstand, added in a €2 million renovation in 2011, houses away fans. The capacity has swung wildly over the decades—10,000 in 1939, down to 1,368 after 2008 renovations, then up to the present 5,535 after the 2013 construction of the South Grandstand.

It has seen everything from a 9–2 defeat of Entella by the Italian National Team in 1942 to a friendly against Inter Milan in 1976 that drew 6,000 spectators. The highest official attendance record is 5,600, set during a Coppa Italia match between Genoa and Imolese on August 16, 2019. Genoa used the venue because their own Stadio Luigi Ferraris was unavailable.

The pitch is synthetic turf with a natural soil base, replaced with a new synthetic surface in 2017 after being synthetic since 2006. It hosted the 2020 Supercoppa Italiana Femminile and the 2015 Campionato Primavera Final. Teams have passed through: Lavagnese, Vecchia Chiavari, Chiavari Caperana, and A.S.D. Albissola. The address is Via Aldo Gastaldi, 22.