featuring higher visibility, leaves, and a substantial redesign of the old logo. The thick profile of the gold shield and laurel branches surrounding the badge are in pure celebration of achieving 100 years of age. The lettering has changed in favour of a font in the style of the period when the team was founded. The Lion that, due to a misunderstanding of history, many believe to be a lioness (the definition of Leonessa d'Italia was assigned to Brescia following the uprisings, but the lion as a symbol of Brescia dates back to the Republic of Venice), has undergone a total redesign which aims to fix some errors in heraldic iconography (the absence of nails, muscle weakness and weak curvature of the tail) and to restore a more toned and ferocious looking lion, the symbol a football team should have. Seasons Stadium The first ground at which football was played in Brescia was Campo Fiera, where the English workers at the Tempini plant played on their breaks. In 1911, in the wake of enthusiasm following the foundation of the new club, it is thought a fenced ground was built shortly after on Via Milano. In 1920 came the opening of the new ground on Via Cesare Lombroso, Brescia, which was used by the team until 1923. From 1923 until 1959, the team had moved into a more modern and larger facility located at Porta Venezia (then Via Naviglio), built for the town's sports club Virtus and called "Stadium". It was in 1956 that the municipality had the idea to move the club to a stadium more suited to host the matches of the new Serie B. They began the renovation and construction of the stands to the existing ground at Via Giovanni Novagani. This was completed in 1959 and Brescia began to play their home games in the new Mario Rigamonti stadium (named after the Torino player, Mario Rigamonti, who died in the Superga air disaster). Over the years, the stadium has undergone several refurbishments (construction of roofing, press room, etc.), the most significant of which was in 2007 with the installation of new security measures. Players Current squad Out on loan Retired numbers Technical staff Notable players See . Notable managers See . Honours Serie B: Winners (4): 1964–65, 1991–92, 1996–97, 2018–19 Serie C/C1: Winners (2): 1938–39, 1984–85 Other Titles Coppa dell'Amicizia: Winners (1): 1967 Anglo-Italian Cup: Winners (1):