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Serie C Group B

  • Italy
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Champions: Modena · Promoted: Modena

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
AnconaStadio del Coneroopened 1992Ancona98,356 people26,000
CesenaStadio Dino Manuzziopened 1957Cesena95,778 people23,860
ReggianaMAPEI Stadium - Città del Tricoloreopened 1995Reggio Emilia21,525
ModenaStadio Alberto Bragliaopened 1938Modena184,153 people21,151
PescaraStadio Adriatico – Giovanni Cornacchiaopened 1955Pescara118,657 people20,515
SienaStadio Artemio Franchi – Montepaschi Arenaopened 1923Siena52,812 people15,373
PistoieseStadio Marcello Melaniopened 1965Pistoia88,990 people13,195
GrossetoStadio Olimpico Carlo Zecchiniopened 1952Grosseto81,321 people9,747
FermanaStadio Bruno Recchioniopened 1932Fermo35,789 people9,500
TeramoStadio Gaetano Bonolisopened 2008Teramo51,548 people7,498
LuccheseStadio Porta Elisaopened 1935Lucca88,798 people7,386
Virtus EntellaStadio Comunaleopened 1935Chiavari27,307 people5,587
ViterbeseStadio Enrico Rocchiopened 1930Viterbo65,949 people5,460
GubbioStadio Pietro Barbettiopened 1977Gubbio30,479 people5,300
Vis PesaroStadio Tonino Benelliopened 1927Pesaro95,376 people4,898
PontederaStadio Ettore MannucciPontedera29,393 people4,014
Capacity not recorded yet
CarrareseStadio dei MarmiCarrara59,905 people–
Imolese–
Montevarchi–
Olbia–

Data coverage for Serie C Group B →

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