Serie D Group A
Champions: Vado · Promoted: Vado
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| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varese | Stadio Franco Ossolaopened 1925 | Varese78,409 people | 8,213 |
| Gozzano | Stadio Alfredo d'Albertasopened 2019 | Gozzano5,499 people | 1,526 |
| Sestri Levante | Giuseppe Sivori Stadiumopened 1945 | Sestri Levante17,349 people | 1,500 |
| Imperia | stadio Nino Ciccioneopened 1969 | Imperia42,060 people | 300 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Asti | Stadio Vincenzo Cesin Bosia | Asti73,421 people | – |
| Biellese | – | ||
| Cairese | – | ||
| Celle Varazze | – | ||
| Chisola | Campo Dino Marola | Vinovo15,216 people | – |
| Club Milano | – | ||
| Derthona | – | ||
| Lavagnese | Lavagna12,296 people | – | |
| Ligorna | Campo Sportivo Ligorna | Genoa558,745 people | – |
| NovaRomentin | – | ||
| Saluzzo | – | ||
| Sanremese | Stadio Comunale Luigi Cichero | Sanremo52,787 people | – |
| Vado | – | ||
| Valenzana | stadio comunale di Valenzaopened 1912 | Valenza18,025 people | – |
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