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Stadio Amsicora is a multi-use
stadium in Cagliari, Italy. It was used
mostly for
football matches and was the home of
Cagliari Calcio. The
stadium was...
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referenced in
discussions of
Paleolithic human remains, the so-called
Amsicora skeleton discovered in 2011 at
Pistoccu (Marina di Arbus, Sardinia) is...
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hockey is also po****r, with two
teams in the
Italian top division, G.S.
Amsicora and C.U.S. Cagliari, the
first of
which won the
league title more often...
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Cagliari won the 2022–23
Serie B playoffs.
Cagliari moved from the
Stadio Amsicora to the
Stadio Sant'Elia in 1970,
after winning their only
league title...
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scoring with a
diving header in an
eventual 2–0 win over Bari at the
Stadio Amsicora,
while Juventus suffered a 2–0
defeat to
Lazio in Rome, with
goals from...
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Cagliari -
Arbatax -
Civitavecchia route.
Europe Palace was
renamed Amsicora, and "Olympia Palace"
became Bonaria. Both
ships underwent a
partial refit...
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linguistics at the
University of S****ari.
Frantziscu Casula - Amos Cardia,
Amsicora, Alfa Editrice, Quartu, 2007.
Francesco Casula,
Uomini e
donne di Sardegna...
- 1969–70
season Chairman Efisio Corrias Manager Manlio Scopigno Stadium Amsicora (28,000)
Serie A 1st (in
European Cup)
Coppa Italia 3rd
Fairs Cup Round...
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other teams from S****ari,
Iosto and Club Sportivo, and one from Cagliari,
Amsicora, parti****ted in the championship. At La Maddalena, in the
summer of 1912...
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vindication of
local identity, as
exemplified by the
birth of
clubs such as
Amsicora and
Eleonora d'Arborea in Cagliari,
Tharros in Oristano, SEF
Torres 1903...
