Modena is a historic Italian football club from Emilia-Romagna, currently competing in Serie B. Founded in 1912, the Canarini (The Canaries) play at the Stadio Alberto Braglia, wearing their iconic yellow and blue colors. The club has a rich history of oscillating between Serie A and Serie B, with its most memorable top-flight spells coming in the post-war period and the early 2000s. The modern peak era was between 2002 and 2004, when Modena, led by coach Alberto Malesani and featuring players like Di Vaio and Milan Rapaić, played an attractive and competitive brand of football in Serie A, famously beating giants like Juventus and Lazio. That team is fondly remembered for its spirit and quality. After a long period in the lower leagues, including a stint in Serie D, the club has fought its way back to Serie B, re-establishing itself as a professional force. The current squad aims to consolidate its position and build towards a potential Serie A return. The Modena fanbase is passionate and loyal, filling the Braglia with a vibrant yellow wall of support. Modena FC represents the proud footballing tradition of a major Italian city.