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Serie C Group B

  • Italy
  • Verified against Wikipedia

Champions: Pordenone · Promoted: Pordenone

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
TriestinaStadio Nereo Roccoopened 1992Trieste198,417 people32,454
AlbinoLeffeStadio di Bergamoopened 1928Bergamo119,534 people24,950
TernanaStadio Libero Liberatiopened 1969Terni106,370 people17,460
MonzaStadio Brianteoopened 1988Monza121,799 people17,102
SambenedetteseStadio Riviera delle Palmeopened 1985San Benedetto del Tronto46,957 people13,786
VicenzaStadio Romeo Mentiopened 1935Vicenza109,823 people12,163
RiminiStadio Romeo Neriopened 1934Rimini149,211 people9,768
FermanaStadio Bruno Recchioniopened 1932Fermo35,789 people9,500
TeramoStadio Gaetano Bonolisopened 2008Teramo51,548 people7,498
SüdtirolStadio Drusoopened 1930Bolzano106,107 people5,500
GubbioStadio Pietro Barbettiopened 1977Gubbio30,479 people5,300
Vis PesaroStadio Tonino Benelliopened 1927Pesaro95,376 people4,898
FeralpisalòStadio Lino Turinaopened 1963Salò10,417 people2,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Fano–
Giana ErminioGorgonzola21,216 people–
Imolese–
PordenoneStadio Guido TeghilPordenone51,725 people–
RavennaStadio Comunale Bruno BenelliRavenna155,751 people–
Renate–
Virtus VeronaStadio Comunale Gavagnin-NociniVerona255,588 people–

Data coverage for Serie C Group B →

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