Serie D Group H
Champions: Barletta · Promoted: Barletta
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| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fidelis Andria | Stadio Degli Uliviopened 1949 | Andria97,146 people | 9,140 |
| Paganese | Stadio Marcello Torreopened 1975 | Pagani34,044 people | 5,981 |
| Martina Franca | Stadio Giuseppe Domenico Tursiopened 1947 | Martina Franca46,900 people | 4,900 |
| Manfredonia | Stadio Miramareopened 1932 | Manfredonia53,902 people | 4,076 |
| Barletta | Cosimo Puttilli Stadiumopened 1970 | Barletta92,427 people | 3,998 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| Afragolese | – | ||
| Aversa Normanna | – | ||
| Città di Fasano | Fasano38,745 people | – | |
| Ferrandina | – | ||
| Francavilla | Stadio Nunzio Fittipaldi | Francavilla in Sinni3,943 people | – |
| Gravina | Stadio Comunale Stefano Vicino | Gravina in Puglia42,703 people | – |
| Heraclea Calcio | – | ||
| Nardò | Heffort Sport Village | Parabita8,741 people | – |
| Nola | Nola33,629 people | – | |
| Pompei | – | ||
| Real Acerrana | – | ||
| Sarnese | Stadio Felice Squitieri | Sarno30,559 people | – |
| Virtus Francavilla | stadio Giovanni Paolo II | Francavilla Fontana34,968 people | – |
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