A.C. Reggiana 1919, commonly called Reggiana, is a professional football club based in the city of Reggio Emilia in northern Italy. Established in 1919, the team has a long regional presence and has competed at various levels of the Italian league system.
Overview
Reggiana is traditionally associated with the maroon team colours and is often referred to by the nickname I Granata (the Maroons). Home matches are played at the city's main stadium, and the club has alternated between Italy's top divisions and lower tiers during its history.
History
The club was founded in 1919 and built a local following throughout the 20th century. Over time Reggiana has moved between Serie A, Serie B and the lower professional divisions, experiencing both promotions and relegations. Like many Italian clubs, it has also faced financial difficulties that required organizational restructuring; these events led to reconstitutions and changes in legal form while preserving the sporting identity associated with Reggio Emilia.
Identity and Stadium
Reggiana's colours, crest and nickname are central to its identity in the region. The team plays its home fixtures at the municipal stadium in Reggio Emilia, which serves as the focal point for supporters on match days.
Supporters and Rivalries
The club maintains a devoted local fan base and traditional rivalries with nearby Emilia-Romagna teams. Matches against regional opponents are often highlighted by strong local interest and heightened atmosphere in the stands.
Recent Years
In the 21st century Reggiana has continued to rebuild its sporting project, aiming for stability both on the pitch and in the club's organization. The team remains an established part of its community and a recognizable name in Italian football.
For more detailed season-by-season records, honours and current squad information, consult specialized databases and the club's official communications.