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Serie C Group C

Champions: Juve Stabia · Promoted: Juve Stabia, Trapani 1905 (play-offs)

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
RegginaStadio Oreste Granilloopened 1999Reggio Calabria170,951 people27,543
CataniaStadio Angelo Massiminoopened 1937Catania311,584 people23,420
CatanzaroStadio Nicola Ceravoloopened 1919Catanzaro84,670 people14,650
CasertanaStadio Alberto Pintoopened 1936Caserta72,805 people12,000
RietiStadio Centro d'Italia – Manlio Scopignoopened 1991Rieti45,276 people9,980
MateraStadio XXI Settembre-Franco Salernoopened 1934Matera59,685 people7,224
FC Trapani 1905Stadio Polisportivo Provincialeopened 1960Trapani55,559 people7,000
SS Monopoli 1966Stadio Vito Simone VenezianiMonopoli48,004 people6,880
ViboneseStadio Luigi RazzaVibo Valentia31,092 people6,000
PaganeseStadio Marcello Torreopened 1975Pagani34,044 people5,981
SiracusaStadio Nicola De Simoneopened 1932Syracuse115,515 people5,946
PotenzaStadio Alfredo Vivianiopened 1934Potenza64,406 people5,500
ViterbeseStadio Enrico Rocchiopened 1930Viterbo65,949 people5,460
Capacity not recorded yet
Biscegliestadio Gustavo Venturaopened 1970Bisceglie53,534 people–
Cavese–
Juve StabiaStadio Comunale Romeo MentiCastellammare di Stabia62,772 people–
Rende–
Sicula Leonzio–
Virtus Francavillastadio Giovanni Paolo IIFrancavilla Fontana34,968 people–

Data coverage for Serie C Group C →

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