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Serie C Group B

Champions: Arezzo · Promoted: Arezzo, Ascoli (play-offs)

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
PerugiaStadio Renato Curiopened 1975Perugia161,748 people28,000
CampobassoStadio Nuovo Romagnoliopened 1985Campobasso47,075 people25,000
TernanaStadio Libero Liberatiopened 1969Terni106,370 people17,460
SambenedetteseStadio Riviera delle Palmeopened 1985San Benedetto del Tronto46,957 people13,786
AscoliStadio Cino e Lillo Del Ducaopened 1962Ascoli Piceno45,571 people13,708
RiminiStadio Romeo Neriopened 1934Rimini149,211 people9,768
TorresStadio Vanni Sannaopened 1922Sassari121,021 people7,480
Juventus Next GenStadio Giuseppe Moccagattaopened 1929Alessandria91,059 people5,827
GubbioStadio Pietro Barbettiopened 1977Gubbio30,479 people5,300
Vis PesaroStadio Tonino Benelliopened 1927Pesaro95,376 people4,898
PontederaStadio Ettore MannucciPontedera29,393 people4,014
ForlìStadio Tullo Morgagniopened 1925Forlì118,152 people3,466
Capacity not recorded yet
Arezzo–
Bra–
Carpi–
Guidonia MontecelioGuidonia Montecelio89,114 people–
Livorno–
PianesePiancastagnaio3,871 people–
Pineto–
RavennaStadio Comunale Bruno BenelliRavenna155,751 people–

Data coverage for Serie C Group B →

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