1939–40 Serie C

The Serie C 1939–40 was the fifth tournament of this Italian soccer competition.

Contents

Legend

Promoted Relegated

Girone A

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Vicenza 26 45
2. Mestrina 26 37
3. DAM Valdagno 26 31
4. Ponziana 26 31
5. CRDA Monfalcone 26 30
6. Fiumana 26 28
7. Rovigo 26 28
8. Grion Pola 26 26
9. Sandonatese 26 26
10. Treviso 26 21
11. Ampelea Isola d'Istria 26 20
12. Lanerossi Schio 26 17
13. Pro Gorizia 26 16
14. Pordenone 26 8

Girone B

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Reggiana 30 46
2. Mantova 30 42
3. Cremonese 30 37
4. Parma 30 36
5. Audace San Michele 30 34
6. Casalini Brescia 30 34
7. Pavese 30 32
8. Falck Sesto S.G. 30 32
9. Crema 30 32
10. Pirelli Milano 30 32
11. Alfa Romeo 30 30
12. Redaelli Rogoredo 30 29
13. Piacenza 30 24
14. Codogno 30 14
15. Trento 30 14
16. Ardens Bergamo 30 12

Girone C

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Varese 28 40
2. Seregno 28 39
3. Pro Patria 28 38
4. Lecco 28 35
5. Biellese 28 32
6. Legnano 28 31
7. Cantù 28 29
8. Como 28 27
9. Juventus Domo 28 27
10. Cusiana Omegna 28 25
11. Pro Ponte San Pietro 28 24
12. Monza 28 20
13. Caratese 28 19
14. Gerli Cusano Milanino 28 18
15. Gallaratese 28 16[1]

Girone D

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Savona 28 42
2. Cavagnaro Genova–Sestri 28 40
3. Casale 28 34
4. Asti 28 33
5. Tigullia 28 32
6. Valpolcevera Pontedecimo 28 31
7. Cuneo 28 29
8. Pinerolo 28 29
9. Albingaunia Albenga 28 28
10. Littorio Rivarolo 28 26
11. Entella 28 24
12. Acqui 28 23
13. Vado 28 17
14. Savigliano 28 17[1]
15. Andrea Doria 28 15

Girone E

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Spezia 28 43
2. Forlì 28 41
3. Ravenna 28 40
4. Prato 28 38
5. SPAL 28 36
6. Pontedera 28 33
7. Signe 28 30
8. Carpi 28 28
9. Cecina 28 27
10. Gambacciani Empoli 28 22
11. Carrarese 28 21
12. Baracca Lugo 28 19
13. Pistoiese 28 18[2]
14. Grosseto 28 17[1]
15. Forlimpopoli 28 7[1]

Girone F

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Maceratese 28 41
2. Libertas Rimini 28 37
3. Borzacchini Terni 28 35
4. Arezzo 28 35
5. Aquila Montevarchi 28 33
6. Cagliari 28 31[2]
7. Sambenedettese 28 25
8. Foligno 28 25
9. Tiferno 28 24
10. Gubbio 28 23
11. Fano 28 21
12. Vis Pesaro 28 21
13. Ascoli 28 20
14. San Giovanni V. 28 16[3]
15. Jesi 28 5

Girone G

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. M.A.T.E.R. 28 44
2. Bagnolese 28 37
3. L'Aquila 28 35
4. Stabia 28 34
5. Supertessile Rieti 28 34
6. Interamnia Teramo 28 33
7. Pescara 28 33
8. Dinasimaz Popoli 28 28
9. Savoia 28 28
10. Civitavecchiese 28 24
11. Orbetello 28 20
12. GIL Terranova Olbia 28 20
13. Alba Motor Roma 28 19
14. Sora 28 16[1]
15. Castrum Giulianova 28 15

Girone H

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Taranto 28 40
2. Siracusa 28 39
3. Salernitana 28 38
4. Pro Lecce 28 35
5. Potenza 28 32
6. Pro Italia Taranto 28 31
7. Baratta Battipaglia 28 30
8. Messina 28 30
9. Brindisi 28 29
10. Foggia 28 29
11. Molfetta 28 26
12. Cosenza 28 20
13. Diaz Bisceglie 28 20
14. Juventus Siderno 28 19
15. Manfredonia 28 1[3]

Final rounds

Girone A

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Reggiana 6 9
2. Savona 6 7
3. Spezia 6 7[4]
4. Taranto 6 1

Girone B

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Vicenza 6 11
2. Maceratese 6 6
3. Varese 6 5
4. M.A.T.E.R. 6 2

Footnotes

  1. ^ a b c d e Relegated and later readmitted to Serie C 1940-41.
  2. ^ a b Renounced to play in Serie C 1940-41.
  3. ^ a b 1 point deducted.
  4. ^ Promoted by the FIGC in place of Palermo that went bakrupt.
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