Frosinone

Frosinone Calcio plays at Stadio Benito Stirpe, a modern purpose-built arena located on the outskirts of Frosinone, a city in the Lazio region of central Italy. The stadium was inaugurated in August 2017 following the demolition of the old Stadio Matusa, which had been Frosinone's home since 1920. With a capacity of 16,227 spectators, Stadio Benito Stirpe was named in honour of Benito Stirpe, the local entrepreneur and club president whose investment made the new facility possible. The stadium was constructed to UEFA standards and features four roofed stands with excellent sight lines and modern hospitality facilities.

The inauguration of Stadio Benito Stirpe coincided with Frosinone's rise to Serie A, which the club achieved for the first time in their history in 2015. The new stadium has since hosted two Serie A campaigns and numerous Serie B seasons, becoming a key asset in Frosinone's efforts to establish themselves as a stable presence in Italian professional football. The ground's inauguration match in August 2017 drew significant attention across Italy as a model of how a smaller Italian club can invest in modern infrastructure. Capacity crowds have filled the stands for key promotion play-off matches and prestigious cup ties.

Stadio Benito Stirpe is widely regarded as one of the finest lower-league stadiums in Italy, representing a significant upgrade for the city of Frosinone and for Italian football infrastructure more broadly. Its design maximises the sense of proximity between fans and the pitch, creating an intense atmosphere for big matches. The stadium has helped attract investment to Frosinone Calcio and serves as a flagship example of how thoughtful stadium development can transform the prospects of a provincial Italian football club.