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Firenze Red Lions announce Stadio Gino Bozzi as home venue for final five home games

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The Firenze Red Lions have announced that they will play their remaining five home games of the 2026 AFLE season at the Stadio Gino Bozzi in Florence. The stadium, located in the Due Strade district of Quartiere 3, gives the Red Lions a permanent home base in the heart of their city for the remainder of the season.

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A stadium with history

The Stadio Gino Bozzi carries a deep connection to the city of Florence. Named in honor of Gino Bozzi, a Florentine partisan from the Second World War, the stadium was officially confirmed under that name in 2016 by the city council. With a capacity of 3,800 and a synthetic playing surface, the ground offers a covered main stand, a side stand, a visiting supporters section and full facilities including changing rooms, a gym and a bar. The stadium is also home to local football clubs C.S. Porta Romana and Rondinella, and has previously hosted Fiorentina’s youth and women’s teams.

Florence, this is your team

The Red Lions invite all fans in Florence and beyond to come and support the team at the Stadio Gino Bozzi. Five home games remain in the 2026 regular season, and the Red Lions are determined to make their home ground a fortress for the run-in. Come and be part of it.

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