Ravenna FC announces that, following Lega notice no. 9/CIT of September 30, the venue for the second round of the Coppa Italia has been switched.

The match against Rimini will, in fact, take place at Benelli Stadium. Date and time remain unchanged: October 29, 2025, at 6:30 PM.

Ravenna FC announces that parking arrangements for spectators have been established for home matches in the 2025/26 season.

For local fans, the following will be available:

• Piazzale del Commercio, with 376 parking spaces;
• Piazza della Fontana, with 246 parking spaces.

Additionally, part of Piazza Zaccagnini (the market square), in the section between Via dei Bersaglieri and Via Berlinguer, will be reserved for holders of passes issued by the club.

This personal, non-transferable pass is exclusively for season ticket holders over 65 and can be collected on Wednesday, October 1; Thursday, October 2; Tuesday, October 7; Wednesday, October 8; and Thursday, October 9, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Benelli Stadium office.

Please note that, given the high number of eligible fans and the limited capacity of the area, only a limited number of passes will be issued. For this reason, during the first week (October 1–2), passes will be distributed exclusively to those over 70 years old.

The remaining part of Piazza Zaccagnini, beyond Via dei Bersaglieri, will instead be reserved for stadium operational staff.

The issuance of passes to season ticket holders over 65 confirms the club’s commitment to facilitating stadium access for those who may face greater mobility challenges, while still providing two large parking areas—Piazzale del Commercio and Piazza della Fontana—located close to the stadium and easily accessible on foot.

Ravenna FC is proud to once again strengthen its prestigious partnership with DELLORTO, a symbol of Italian industrial excellence, joining the Giallorossi family as the “Short Sponsor.”

Founded in 1933 and now a global reference in the production of electronic fuel injection systems, carburetors, and high-performance components, DELLORTO recently celebrated its 90th anniversary—a milestone that demonstrates the brand’s solidity, reliability, and innovative capacity. The company has successfully combined tradition with the future, maintaining deep roots in Made in Italy while establishing itself internationally.

DELLORTO has always been a technical partner for the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers and is also a key player in the automotive and racing sectors, demonstrating a natural affinity for the world of sport.

Ravenna FC’s kits, which have enjoyed great success among fans and supporters since the start of the season for their strong connection to the city’s history and identity, will now also proudly feature the DELLORTO logo.

Statement from Paolo Scocco – General Manager of Ravenna FC

“When companies like DELLORTO choose to join our project, it’s not just an extra logo on our kits. It’s a sign that a company with 90 years of history and achievements recognizes the same passion, the same drive to grow and look ahead. Our kits, which have already been winning the hearts of fans and supporters this season, now also carry the mark of a brand that has written important chapters in global motorsport. It’s a source of pride, but also a responsibility: to show, match after match, that we are worthy of a name that represents Italian excellence.”

Statement from ANDREA DELL’ORTO – Vice President of Dell’Orto S.p.A.

“For us, sport is a fundamental part of who we are—it’s in our DNA—and Ravenna FC fully reflects our spirit and sporting ideals. We are delighted to continue this journey together, confident that our logo on these shorts will give the team even more drive.”

With this agreement, Ravenna FC further enhances its roster of sponsors with a high-profile partnership, capable of supporting the club in its sporting and values-driven growth, while also strengthening ties with entrepreneurial excellences that represent the best of Made in Italy.

Ravenna FC reports that, following the injury sustained by Tommaso Di Marco during the match against Perugia at Benelli, the player has undergone thorough medical examinations.

The tests ruled out any bone fractures but revealed a ligament injury in the ankle. The player will need to observe a recovery period estimated at four to six weeks.

The club, coaching staff, and teammates express their full support for Tommaso, wishing him a speedy and complete recovery.