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Serie B

  • Italy
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Champions: Siena · Promoted: Siena, Sampdoria, Lecce, Ancona

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
BariStadio San Nicolaopened 1990Bari315,473 people58,270
NapoliStadio Diego Armando Maradonaopened 1959Naples913,462 people54,726
ACR MessinaStadio San Filippoopened 2004Messina218,786 people37,895
SalernitanaStadio Arechiopened 1990Salerno127,186 people37,245
PalermoStadio Renzo Barberaopened 1932Palermo630,167 people36,365
GenoaStadio Luigi Ferrarisopened 1911Genoa558,745 people33,205
SampdoriaStadio Luigi Ferrarisopened 1911Genoa558,745 people33,205
TriestinaStadio Nereo Roccoopened 1992Trieste198,417 people32,454
LecceStadio Via del mareopened 1966Lecce94,783 people31,461
Hellas VeronaStadio Marcantonio Bentegodiopened 1963Verona255,588 people31,045
AnconaStadio del Coneroopened 1992Ancona98,356 people26,000
CataniaStadio Angelo Massiminoopened 1937Catania311,584 people23,420
TernanaStadio Libero Liberatiopened 1969Terni106,370 people17,460
CagliariUnipol Domusopened 2017Cagliari146,692 people16,416
SienaStadio Artemio Franchi – Montepaschi Arenaopened 1923Siena52,812 people15,373
AscoliStadio Cino e Lillo Del Ducaopened 1962Ascoli Piceno45,571 people13,708
VicenzaStadio Romeo Mentiopened 1935Vicenza109,823 people12,163
VeneziaStadio Pier Luigi Penzoopened 1913Venice250,369 people10,500
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