1945–46 Serie C

The Serie C 1945-46 was a special edition of this Italian Association Football competition. Best clubs of Northern Italy were admitted as special guests into the Serie B-C Alta Italia 1945–46.

Contents

Legend

Promoted Relegated

Northern Italy

Northern Italy sides were diveded in several rounds (gironi). The winners qualified to a tournament to determine the only team promoted to Serie B 1946-47. None of the teams relegated.

Girone A

Venezia Giulia
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Cormonese 24 35
2. Ponziana[1] 24 33
3. Ampelea Isola d'Istria 24 33[2]
4. Edera Trieste 24 32
5. Monfalconese 24 31
6. Pro Cervignano 24 27
7. SAICI Torviscosa 24 20
8. Itala Gradisca 24 19
9. Pieris 24 18
10. Turriaco[3] 24 17
11. Sant'Anna Trieste 24 16
12. Ronchi 24 13
13. Sagrado 24 12

Girone B

Eastern Veneto
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Mestrina 26 43
2. Montebelluna 26 31
3. Pordenone 26 31
4. DAM Valdagno 26 28
5. Pro Mogliano 26 27
6. Lanerossi Schio 26 26
7. Giorgione 26 26
8. Vittorio Veneto 26 26
9. Bassano 26 26
10. Sandonà 26 25
11. Rovigo 26 22
12. Thiene 26 18
13. Feltrese 26 18
13. Belluno 26 14

Girone C

Western Veneto
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Legnago 22 ?
2. Parmavecchia 22 ?
3. Bolzano 22 26
4. Audace San Michele 22 ?
5. Gonzaga 22 ?
6. Villafranca[4] 22 ?
7. Lonigo 22 ?
8. Petrarca Padova 22 ?
9. Cologna Veneta 22 ?
10. Mossina Guastalla 22 ?
11. Pro Italia 22 ?

Girone D - Piedmont

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Asti[5] 24 33
2. Volpianese 24 30
3. Divisione "Cremona"[6] 24 26
4. Acqui 24 24
5. Speranza Savona 24 23
6. Saviglianese 24 23
7. Fossanese 24 23
8. Ivrea 24 23
9. Piemonte[7] 24 18
10. Aosta 24 18
11. Saluzzo 24 17[8]
12. Pinerolo 24 17
13. Veloces Biella 24 8

Girone D - Liguria

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Rapallo Ruentes 26 39[5]
2. Bolzanetese Virtus 26 33
3. Spezia 26 33[9]
4. Pontedecimo 26 32
5. Rivarolese 26 31
6. Sarzanese 26 28
7. Entella 26 28
8. Sestri Levante 26 23
9. Corniglianese 26 22
10. Levanto 26 21
11. Serravalle 26 21
12. Lavagnese 26 17
13. Tigullio 26 14
14. Sant'Agostino 26 8

Girone E

Northen Lombardy
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Vimercatese 22 ?
2. Pro Lissone 22 ?
3. Sondrio 22 ?
4. Mariano Comense 22 ?
5. Meda 22 ?
6. Caratese 22 ?
7. Monza 22 ?
8. Tirano 22 ?
9. Pavia 22 ?
10. Vis Nova Giussano 22 ?
11. Osnago[10] 22 ?
12. Cantù 22 ?

Girone F

Western Lombardy
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Parabiago 22 ?
2. Calciatori Bustesi 22 ?
3. Sommese 22 ?
4. Pirelli Milano 22 ?
5. Sparta Novara 22 ?
6. Saronno 22 ?
7. Rhodense 22 ?
8. Falck Sesto S.G. 22 ?
9. Besozzo Sommese[11] 22 ?
10. Gattinara 22 ?
11. Redaelli Rogoredo[12] 22 ?
12. Mortara 22 ?

Girone G

Eastern Lombardy
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Melzo 22 ?
2. Breda Sesto S.G. 22 ?
3. Falco Albino 22 ?
4. Pro Romano 22 ?
5. Pro Palazzolo 22 ?
6. Vita Nova 22 ?
7. Orceana 22 ?
8. Clarense 22 ?
9. Cassano 22 ?
10. Ardens Bergamo 22 ?
11. Trevigliese 22 ?
12. Gerli Cusano Milanino 22 ?

Girone H

Southern Lombardy
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Stradellina 22 31
2. Trinese 22 29
3. Pro Broni[13] 22 26
4. Medese 22 25
5. Derthona 22 25
6. Codogno 22 24
7. Fiorenzuola 22 23
8. Olubra 22 22
9. Melegnanese 22 19
10. Fidenza 22 17
11. Sant'Angelo Lodigiano 22 15[8]
12. Soresinese 22 6[8]

Girone I

Emilia
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Carpi 22 29[14]
2. Bondenese 22 28
3. Ravenna 22 27
4. Faenza 22 25
5. Centese 22 25
6. Rimini 22 24
7. Mirandolese 22 23
8. Finale Emilia 22 22
9. Imolese 22 22
10. Baracca Lugo 22 20
11. Riccione 22 13
12. Amatori Bologna 22 6

Semifinals

Girone A

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Mestrina 4 7
2. Cormonese 4 5
3. Legnago 4 0

Girone B

Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Asti 8 12
2. Stradellina 8 10
3. Vimercatese 8 8
4. Parabiago 8 7
5. Melzo 8 3

Final

Team 1   Agg.   Team 2   1st leg     2nd leg  
Asti 2-7 Mestrina 0-0 2-7

Mestrina promoted to Serie B 1946-47.

Central and Southern Italy

All the winners of the rounds (gironi) were promoted to Serie B 1946-47; however, clubs participating as special guests could not be promoted.[15] Later other teams were admitted to Serie B to create a southern round.

Girone A

Tuscany
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Prato 26 37
2. Lucchese 26 36[16]
3. Pistoiese 26 31[16]
4. Viareggio 26 30[16]
5. Empoli 26 30[16]
6. Signe 26 27
7. Pontedera 26 27
8. Arezzo 26 26
9. Grosseto 26 26
10. Pisa 26 24[17]
11. Carrarese 26 23[16]
12. Orbetello 26 18[18]
13. Sangiovannese 26 16[18]
14. Montevarchi 26 11[18]

Girone B

Umbria and Marche
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Perugia 24 42
2. Foligno 24 33[19]
3. Portorecanati 24 30
4. Chieti 24 29
5. Vigor Senigallia 24 29
6. Vis Sauro Pesaro 24 26
7. Giulianova 24 26
8. Virtus Spoleto 24 25
9. Sambenedettese 24 24[8]
10. Maceratese 24 23
11. Ascoli 24 23
12. Urbino 24 18[18]
13. Fano 24 18[18]
13. Gubbio 24 17[18]

Girone C

Lazio and Abruzzo
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Alba Roma 26 39
2. Italia Libera Roma[20] 26 38
3. Rieti 26 33[16]
4. Trastevere Roma 26 29[21]
5. Ternana 26 28[16]
6. L'Aquila 26 27
7. Forza e Coraggio 26 24
8. Civitavecchia 26 24
9. Viterbese 26 24
10. Civitacastellana 26 23
11. Juventus Roma[22] 26 23[8]
12. Trionfale Roma 26 21
13. Tivoli 26 20
14. Colleferro 26 10

Girone D

Campania and Basilicata
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Benevento[23] 22 31
2. Gladiator[24] 22 31
3. Scafatese 22 29[25]
4. Torrese 22 28[16]
5. Nocerina 22 26
6. Stabia 22 24
7. Frattese 22 23
8. Portici 22 21
9. Casertana[26] 22 21
10. Avellino 22 15
11. Ercolanese 22 12
12. Bagnolese 22 6[18]
13. Potenza 12 0[27]

Girone E

Apulia
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Lecce 24 43
2. Arsenale Taranto 24 40[16]
3. Audace Taranto 24 32[16]
4. Foggia 24 28[16]
5. Brindisi 24 26[16]
6. Pro Italia Taranto 24 25[28]
7. Altamura 24 22
8. Castellana 24 19
9. Molfetta 24 19
10. Barletta 24 18
11. Trani 24 16
12. Vastese 24 13
13. Liberty Bari 24 8

Girone F

Calabria and Sicily
Pos Club Pld Pts
1. Leone Palermo 20 28[29]
2. Catanzaro 20 27[30]
3. Cosenza 20 27[16]
4. Siracusa 20 25[16]
5. Messina 20 24
6. Gazzi Messina 20 24
7. Reggina 20 21
8. Virtus Catania 20 18[31]
9. Crotone 20 16[8]
10. Leonzio[32] 20 15
11. U.S. Catanese 20 6[31]
12. Termini Imerese - -[33]

Footnotes

  1. ^ Ponziana Trieste was invited by Josip Broz Tito to join the Yugoslavian Premier League for the 1946-47 season. They accepted, but they maintained a reserve team in the Italian Serie C too.
  2. ^ Ampelea Isola d'Istria left the Italian Football Federation at the end of the season and joined the Yugoslavian league as MNK Izola.
  3. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  4. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  5. ^ a b Asti qualified to the semifinals after qualification match with Rapallo Ruentes.
  6. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  7. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  8. ^ a b c d e f 1 point deducted.
  9. ^ Later admitted to Serie B in place of Ausonia Spezia.
  10. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  11. ^ Voluntary relegated.
  12. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  13. ^ Disbanded after this season.
  14. ^ Excluded from the semifinals for disciplinary reasions.
  15. ^ Special guests were clubs which did not belonged to Serie C before the war.
  16. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Later admitted to Serie B.
  17. ^ Played as guest for war damages to their stadium. Readmitted by right in Serie B.
  18. ^ a b c d e f g Relegated and later readmitted to Serie C 1946-47.
  19. ^ The club was admitted to Serie B 1946-47 at first, but renounced to take part for financial reasons.
  20. ^ Merged with Alba Roma after this season.
  21. ^ Merged with Alba Ala Roma at the end of the season to form Alba Trastevere.
  22. ^ Merged with fresh-promoted Almas Roma after this season.
  23. ^ Not promoted because playing this championship only as special guests.
  24. ^ Voluntary relegated for debts.
  25. ^ Promoted as best titular club of this group.
  26. ^ Voluntary relegated for debts.
  27. ^ Excluded during the Championship, but later readmitted to Serie C 1946-47.
  28. ^ Pro Italia Taranto merged with Audace Taranto at the end of the season to form A.S. Taranto
  29. ^ Merged with Palermo at the end of the season.
  30. ^ Promoted as best titular club of this group.
  31. ^ a b Virtus Catania and U.S. Catanese merged at the end of the season to form Catania 1946.
  32. ^ Volutary relegated for debts.
  33. ^ Retired during the championship.
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