- Tabarchino: Sardegna; S****arese: Sardhigna; Gallurese: Saldigna; Algherese:
Sardenya. Brigaglia, Manlio; Mastino, Attilio; Ortu, Gian
Giacomo (2006). Storia...
-
Carrer de
Sardenya,
opened on 1
December 1940. On 4 May 1995, the Nou
Sardenya was
opened after a three-year-long
rebuilding of the 'old'
Sardenya, located...
- Nou
Sardenya is a muni****lly-owned
football stadium in the Gràcia
district of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It is
currently used
mostly for
football matches...
- del
Juvenil A al Nou
Sardenya" [Victories of
Girona B and the
Juvenil B over FE
Grama and draw from the
Juvenil A at the Nou
Sardenya] (in Catalan). Girona...
- la Sardigna; Gallurese: la dì di la Saldigna; Algherese: lo dia de la
Sardenya; Italian: il
giorno della Sardegna), also
known as the
Sardinian People's...
- in Sant
Andreu de Palomar. Currently, the
stadium of
Europa is the Nou
Sardenya,
whereas Sant
Andreu plays its home
matches at the Narcís Sala. Even though...
- of 15,000, Camp Muni****l Narcís Sala with a
capacity of 6,563 and Nou
Sardenya with a
capacity of 7,000. The city has a
further three multifunctional...
-
teams receive by its supporters. CE
Europa holds its home
games at Nou
Sardenya, with a 4,000-spectator capacity,
opened on 1
December 1940 and located...
- (4) 2–1
Albacete (2)
Barcelona 18:30
Neeskens 7'
Pimentel 68'
Report Morcillo 82' Stadium: Nou
Sardenya Attendance: 3,724 Referee:
Salvador Lax Franco...
-
Regnu di
Sardegna in Corsican,
Reino de Cerdeña in Spanish,
Regne de
Sardenya [ˈrɛŋnə ðə səɾˈðɛɲə] in Catalan, and
Royaume de
Sardaigne in French. Despite...
