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Serie C Group A

  • Italy
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Champions: Mantova · Promoted: Mantova

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
TriestinaStadio Nereo Roccoopened 1992Trieste198,417 people32,454
AlbinoLeffeStadio di Bergamoopened 1928Bergamo119,534 people24,950
NovaraStadio Silvio Piolaopened 1976Novara101,257 people17,875
VicenzaStadio Romeo Mentiopened 1935Vicenza109,823 people12,163
Pro VercelliStadio Silvio Piolaopened 1932Vercelli45,206 people8,000
MantovaStadio Danilo Martelliopened 1949Mantua48,653 people7,367
AlessandriaStadio Giuseppe Moccagattaopened 1929Alessandria91,059 people5,827
Pro PatriaStadio Carlo Speroniopened 1927Busto Arsizio82,951 people4,627
Pro SestoStadio Ernesto Bredaopened 1939Sesto San Giovanni4,500
TrentoStadio Briamascoopened 1922Trento119,359 people4,227
LumezzaneStadio Tullio Saleriopened 1988Lumezzane21,424 people4,150
PergoletteseStadio Giuseppe Voltiniopened 1920Crema34,074 people4,100
FiorenzuolaVelodromo Attilio Pavesiopened 1923Fiorenzuola d'Arda14,874 people4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Arzignano ValchiampoStadio Tommaso Dal MolinArzignano25,280 people–
Atalanta U23Caravaggio16,438 people–
Giana ErminioGorgonzola21,216 people–
Legnago–
PadovaStadio Comunale EuganeoPadua206,496 people–
Renate–
Virtus VeronaStadio Comunale Gavagnin-NociniVerona255,588 people–

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