Spezia is an Italian football team with a rich history dating back to 1906, when it was founded by Hermann Hurni. The team won the 1944 war championship, although the title was not recognized by the FIGC until 2002. The record players of Spezia are Osvaldo Motto with 447 appearances and Giovanni Costa with 80 goals. The team has also won two Serie C Italian Cups. The president of Spezia is Philip Raymond Platek Junior and the coach is Luca D'Angelo. The team plays at the Alberto Picco stadium, which has a capacity of 12273 spectators. Spezia has a strong rivalry with Genoa, Lucchese and Livorno. The history of Spezia is also linked to the figure of Alberto Picco, historic captain of the club and first scorer, who fell in the conquest of Monte Nero during World War I. The club also has a cockade on its chest that resembles that of the scudetto winners, awarded by the FIGC in 2002. The team has also had important players like Bani, Borrini, Amenta, Gramaglia, Persia, Scarpato, Mario Tommaseo, Rostagno, Costa, Tori and Angelini, who have contributed to Spezia's successes. The history of Spezia is a story of passion and dedication to football, and the team continues to fight for its goals in the Italian championship. Spezia's story is one of ups and downs, but the team has always managed to bounce back. The team's fans are known for their loyalty and dedication, and they continue to support the team through thick and thin. With its rich history and passionate fans, Spezia is a team to watch in the Italian football scene.