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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 81 entries checked · 58 flagged · 171 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 171 still open
Renato Dall'Ara — The entry states that Dall'Ara presided over four league titles, but Bologna won five league titles under his presidency (1935–36, 1936–37, 1938–39, 1940–41, and 1963–64).
Renato Dall'Ara — The tagline 'from four league titles to the Mitropa Cup' omits the 1963–64 scudetto, misrepresenting his total achievements.
O Bologna — The entry claims the club won the Coppa Italia in the 2024–25 season to qualify for the Supercoppa Italiana, but Bologna FC has not won the Coppa Italia in that season; their last win was in 1973–74.
O Bologna — The entry states Matchday 16 (vs Hellas Verona) was postponed due to Bologna's participation in the Supercoppa Italiana, but in real Serie A scheduling, Supercoppa participation does not automatically cause a specific league matchday postponement.
Stadio Renato Dall'Ara — The equestrian statue of Benito Mussolini was not destroyed during the city's liberation in 1943; it was removed and destroyed by partisans on July 25, 1943, after Mussolini's fall from power, not during the liberation of Bologna (which occurred in April 1945)
Stadio Renato Dall'Ara — The claim that the stadium hosted three international rugby union test matches in 1995, 1997, and another date is inaccurate: Italy vs. Springboks was played on November 8, 1997, at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo in Treviso, not at the Dall'Ara.
Wembley 1964 — The date of the match is incorrect: the 1964 European Cup Winners' Cup Final was played on 13 May 1964, not 28 October 1964.
Wembley 1964 — The opponent is incorrect: Bologna faced Borussia Dortmund in the 1964 Cup Winners' Cup Final, not Real Madrid.
Bologna Boys — The entry states that 'Grande Bologna' of the 1960s won two Serie A titles, but Bologna only won one Scudetto in that decade (1963–64).
Bologna Boys — The entry claims Gigi Riva played for Bologna FC, but he spent his entire career at Cagliari.
Curva Nord — Bologna's last Scudetto was in 1963-64, not in the 2000s; they did not win Serie A titles in the 2000s.
Curva Nord — The 2000s are not a golden era for Bologna in terms of league titles, as they won no Serie A championships during that period.
La Grande Bologna — The stadium is located in the Montagnola district is incorrect; Stadio Renato Dall'Ara is located in the Porta Saragozza district, not Montagnola.
La Grande Bologna — Dino Da Costa never played for Bologna FC; he played for Roma, Fiorentina, and others.
Tifoseria Rossoblù — The entry states the club's historic success includes two Serie A titles, won in 1924–25 and 1938–39, but Bologna FC has actually won seven Serie A titles.
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