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StoryLibertas, San Marino’s oldest club, rooted in Borgo Maggiore since 1928
Founded on 4 September 1928, Libertas is widely recognized as San Marino’s oldest sports club, based in Borgo Maggiore and competing in the Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio [1][2].The Granata play their home fixtures at the Campo Sportivo di Borgo Maggiore and traditionally wear red/granata colours [1].On the honours board, Libertas lifted the national championship in 1995–96 and has a strong cup pedigree with multiple Coppa Titano triumphs and Supercoppa/Trofeo honours [1][2].Beyond the domestic scene, Libertas has featured in UEFA qualifying rounds, representing the Republic on the continental stage [1][4]. The club is also formally registered with CONS San Marino, underscoring its institutional role in the country’s sporting framework [3].
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StoryLibertas claims Borgo Maggiore derby: Morelli’s stoppage-time penalty seals first league win
Libertas took bragging rights in Borgo Maggiore with a 1-0 derby win, decided by Morelli’s penalty in first-half stoppage time — the club’s first victory of the current Campionato Sammarinese season [1].The result lands a timely lift for the Granata. The Borgo Maggiore side plays its home fixtures at the Campo Sportivo di Borgo Maggiore, underlining just how much this matchup means locally [2].