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Serie C Group A

  • Italy
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Champions: Monza · Promoted: Monza

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
SienaStadio Artemio Franchi – Montepaschi Arenaopened 1923Siena52,812 people15,373
ComoStadio Giuseppe Sinigagliaopened 1927Como83,184 people13,602
PistoieseStadio Marcello Melaniopened 1965Pistoia88,990 people13,195
Pro VercelliStadio Silvio Piolaopened 1932Vercelli45,206 people8,000
AlessandriaStadio Giuseppe Moccagattaopened 1929Alessandria91,059 people5,827
Juventus Next GenStadio Giuseppe Moccagattaopened 1929Alessandria91,059 people5,827
LeccoStadio Rigamonti-Ceppiopened 1922Lecco46,871 people5,508
Pro PatriaStadio Carlo Speroniopened 1927Busto Arsizio82,951 people4,627
PergoletteseStadio Giuseppe Voltiniopened 1920Crema34,074 people4,100
PontederaStadio Ettore MannucciPontedera29,393 people4,014
GozzanoStadio Alfredo d'Albertasopened 2019Gozzano5,499 people1,526
Capacity not recorded yet
Arezzo–
CarrareseStadio dei MarmiCarrara59,905 people–
Giana ErminioGorgonzola21,216 people–
Olbia–
PianesePiancastagnaio3,871 people–
Renate–

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