Serie C Group B
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Champions: Perugia · Promoted: Perugia
Split from Lega Pro Prima Divisione A (?–2014), Lega Pro Prima Divisione B (?–2014)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triestina | Stadio Nereo Roccoopened 1992 | Trieste198,417 people | 32,454 |
| Perugia | Stadio Renato Curiopened 1975 | Perugia161,748 people | 28,000 |
| Cesena | Stadio Dino Manuzziopened 1957 | Cesena95,778 people | 23,860 |
| Modena | Stadio Alberto Bragliaopened 1938 | Modena184,153 people | 21,151 |
| Sambenedettese | Stadio Riviera delle Palmeopened 1985 | San Benedetto del Tronto46,957 people | 13,786 |
| Fermana | Stadio Bruno Recchioniopened 1932 | Fermo35,789 people | 9,500 |
| Mantova | Stadio Danilo Martelliopened 1949 | Mantua48,653 people | 7,367 |
| Südtirol | Stadio Drusoopened 1930 | Bolzano106,107 people | 5,500 |
| Gubbio | Stadio Pietro Barbettiopened 1977 | Gubbio30,479 people | 5,300 |
| Vis Pesaro | Stadio Tonino Benelliopened 1927 | Pesaro95,376 people | 4,898 |
| Feralpisalò | Stadio Lino Turinaopened 1963 | Salò10,417 people | 2,500 |
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| Arezzo | – | ||
| Carpi | – | ||
| Fano | – | ||
| Imolese | – | ||
| Legnago | – | ||
| Matelica | – | ||
| Padova | Stadio Comunale Euganeo | Padua206,496 people | – |
| Ravenna | Stadio Comunale Bruno Benelli | Ravenna155,751 people | – |
| Virtus Verona | Stadio Comunale Gavagnin-Nocini | Verona255,588 people | – |
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