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Serie C Group A

Champions: Novara · Promoted: Novara, Como (play-offs)

Split from Lega Pro Prima Divisione A (?–2014)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
AlbinoLeffeStadio di Bergamoopened 1928Bergamo119,534 people24,950
NovaraStadio Silvio Piolaopened 1976Novara101,257 people17,875
MonzaStadio Brianteoopened 1988Monza121,799 people17,102
CremoneseStadio Giovanni Ziniopened 1919Cremona70,637 people15,191
ComoStadio Giuseppe Sinigagliaopened 1927Como83,184 people13,602
Real VicenzaStadio Romeo Mentiopened 1935Vicenza109,823 people12,163
VeneziaStadio Pier Luigi Penzoopened 1913Venice250,369 people10,500
TorresStadio Vanni Sannaopened 1922Sassari121,021 people7,480
MantovaStadio Danilo Martelliopened 1949Mantua48,653 people7,367
AlessandriaStadio Giuseppe Moccagattaopened 1929Alessandria91,059 people5,827
SüdtirolStadio Drusoopened 1930Bolzano106,107 people5,500
PaviaStadio Pietro Fortunatiopened 1929Pavia70,636 people4,999
Pro PatriaStadio Carlo Speroniopened 1927Busto Arsizio82,951 people4,627
LumezzaneStadio Tullio Saleriopened 1988Lumezzane21,424 people4,150
Bassano VirtusStadio Rino Mercanteopened 1922Bassano del Grappa42,395 people2,952
FeralpisalòStadio Lino Turinaopened 1963Salò10,417 people2,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Arezzo–
Giana ErminioGorgonzola21,216 people–
PordenoneStadio Guido TeghilPordenone51,725 people–
Renate–

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