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The origins of La Marmora–Pozzo Stadium date back to 1936, when it was inaugurated as Campo Alessandro La Marmora, named after the renowned general and patriot of the Italian Risorgimento. In 2008, the stadium was also dedicated to Vittorio Pozzo, the legendary football manager who led Italy to two consecutive FIFA World Cup victories in 1934 and 1938.
This multi-purpose sports complex is located in Biella, the provincial capital of Piedmont in northern Italy. The venue has a capacity of around 3,600 spectators and includes a natural grass pitch alongside a 400-metre, six-lane tartan athletics track.
Over the years, it has hosted major rugby events, including matches from the European Under-20 Six Nations Championship. Among its most memorable moments was Italy’s victory over the United States in November 2004, a highlight in the stadium’s sporting history.
In recent years, the stadium has primarily hosted professional training sessions, athletics competitions and football matches. After accommodating Torino’s Primavera team (the club’s under-19 side) during the 2021/2022 season, the stadium became the official venue for Juventus Women’s home matches and training sessions in 2023. In the 2024/2025 season, Juventus Next Gen – the club’s men’s reserve team competing in Serie C – also chose the Biella stadium as its home venue.
The stadium recently underwent a complete refurbishment of its lighting system to provide excellent visibility and visual comfort for players and spectators, while also meeting the demanding requirements of high-definition television broadcasts. Thanks to its recognised expertise in sports lighting, Disano was selected for the project, creating advanced solutions that combine performance, regulatory compliance and an enhanced experience for athletes, spectators and viewers worldwide.
The lighting project included the installation of Forum LED floodlights characterised by an outstanding colour rendering index (CRI 90) and incorporating the latest lighting technologies. These luminaires ensure consistent light output, minimised flicker and precise horizontal and vertical illuminance levels.
The DMX (Digital Multiplex) version of the Forum LED floodlight also offers advanced lighting control, allowing intensity levels to be adjusted according to specific requirements and enabling dynamic lighting effects that enhance the atmosphere of sporting events.
At the same time, the Milan-based lighting company paid particular attention to the floodlight’s style, distinguished by simple, clean and elegant lines that embody the Italian design aesthetic, entirely Made in Italy.
Thanks to this Disano lighting project, La Marmora–Pozzo Stadium now boasts a modern, efficient and versatile lighting system that combines outstanding performance, visual comfort and dynamic lighting effects to transform every match into a spectacular experience.

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La Marmora-Pozzo Stadium