Serie D Group F
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- A club promoted into the league on Wikipedia has no promotion marker
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancona | Stadio del Coneroopened 1992 | Ancona98,356 people | 26,000 |
| Teramo | Stadio Gaetano Bonolisopened 2008 | Teramo51,548 people | 7,498 |
| L'Aquila | Stadio di Acquasantaopened 2016 | L'Aquila69,558 people | 6,610 |
| Maceratese | stadio Helvia Recinaopened 1964 | Macerata40,496 people | 5,850 |
| Foligno | Stadio Enzo Blasoneopened 1983 | Foligno55,226 people | 5,650 |
| Real Giulianova | Stadio Rubens Fadiniopened 1924 | Giulianova23,369 people | 4,347 |
| Termoli Calcio | Stadio Gino Cannarsaopened 1962 | Termoli32,235 people | 300 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Angelana | – | ||
| Atletico Ascoli | Stadio Don Mauro Bartolini | Ascoli Piceno45,571 people | – |
| Fossombrone | Stadio Comunale Fossombrone | Fossombrone9,042 people | – |
| Lanciano FC | – | ||
| Montecchio Gallo | – | ||
| Notaresco | Stadio Comunale Vincenzo Savini | Notaresco6,337 people | – |
| Pietralunga | – | ||
| Recanatese | Stadio Nicola Tubaldi | Recanati20,679 people | – |
| Santegidiese | – | ||
| Sporting Trestina | Stadio Lorenzo Casini | Trestina1,840 people | – |
| Vigor Senigallia | Stadio Comunale Goffredo Bianchelli | Senigallia43,863 people | – |
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