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Serie C Group C

  • Italy
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Champions: Juve Stabia · Promoted: Juve Stabia

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

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
ACR MessinaStadio San Filippoopened 2004Messina218,786 people37,895
TarantoStadio Erasmo Iacovoneopened 1965Taranto188,098 people27,584
BeneventoStadio Ciro Vigoritoopened 1979Benevento56,201 people25,000
CataniaStadio Angelo Massiminoopened 1937Catania311,584 people23,420
CrotoneStadio Ezio Scidaopened 1946Crotone58,445 people16,547
CasertanaStadio Alberto Pintoopened 1936Caserta72,805 people12,000
SS Monopoli 1966Stadio Vito Simone VenezianiMonopoli48,004 people6,880
LatinaStadio Domenico Francioniopened 1935Latina127,564 people6,850
BrindisiStadio Franco Fanuzziopened 1929Brindisi82,694 people6,200
PicernoStadio Alfredo Vivianiopened 1934Picerno5,637 people5,500
PotenzaStadio Alfredo Vivianiopened 1934Potenza64,406 people5,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Audace CerignolaCampo Comunale Domenico MonterisiCerignola56,978 people–
Avellino–
Foggia–
GiuglianoStadio Comunale Alberto De CristofaroGiugliano in Campania123,679 people–
Juve StabiaStadio Comunale Romeo MentiCastellammare di Stabia62,772 people–
Monterosi Tuscia–
Sorrento–
TurrisStadio Amerigo LiguoriTorre del Greco78,997 people–
Virtus Francavillastadio Giovanni Paolo IIFrancavilla Fontana34,968 people–

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