The stadium hosted Torino 's home matches until 1962 – 63 . It was the site of six of their seven Serie A titles ( not counting the one revoked in 1927 ) and the stage they remained unbeaten for six years , 100 consecutive matches , from 17 January 1943 to the Superga air disaster , including the famous 10 – 0 victory over Alessandria ( still a record in Serie A ) . It was here that Oreste Bolmida performed ( the trumpeter fan then made famous by the movie '' Ora e per sempre '' ) . On 13 July 1943 , in the middle of World War II , the Filadelfia was also bombed . Of the damaged parts were the field ( used by the Allies to play baseball ) and the stands near via Giordano Bruno . Despite the coverage the grandstand remained intact , although the metal beams were removed , probably to supply the arms industry , and replaced with wood . The Filadelfia became unusable for a long time , and the 1943 – 44 season was played at the Stadio Motovelodromo Umberto I. Torino would later move to the Stadio Mussolini , the future Stadio Comunale . After the war , renovations were carried out by the new club president Ferruccio Novo
Superga air disaster
Superga air disaster
Stadio Filadelfia