Stadio Pier Cesare Tombolato

The stadium sits near the Gabrielli factory. Stadio Pier Cesare Tombolato was built as a multi-sport facility, and while the track has since been removed, the proximity of the stands to the pitch remains a defining feature of the ground. The capacity stands at 7,623, a figure settled after renovations that brought the seating closer to the action for Serie B matches.

History is recorded in the paint. The East Stand is covered by a roof installed in 2015, but the lettering on the concrete behind it tells a longer story. The name honours Pier Cesare Tombolato, a local goalkeeper who died in 1957, though for a time the site was known simply as Stadio Comunale.

The atmosphere here is shaped by its location in the province of Padua. It has hosted Italy U21 friendlies, including a draw against Denmark in 2025, but the local derbies remain the true measure of the ground. The official attendance record of 6,605 came in a match against Padova. The rivalry has produced tight results, such as a 1-1 draw that stands as the best crowd the venue has seen.

The pitch itself is natural grass. The track is gone, but the space retains a sense of its original purpose.