2005–06 Serie D

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This is a list of round winners, relegated teams and playoff matches in the 2005/2006 season of Italian Serie D division.

List of 2005-2006 teams

Girone A

Alessandria | Borgomanero | Canavese | Casteggio Broni | Castellettese | Chiari | Cossatese | Giaveno | Orbassano | Saluzzo | Savona | Solbiatese | Trino | U.S.O. Calcio | Vado | Varese | Vigevano | Voghera

Girone B

Alghero | Arzachena | Atletico Calcio | Bergamo Cenate | Calangianus | Caratese| Caravaggio | Colognese | Como | Fanfulla | Nuorese | Oggiono | Olginatese | AC Palazzolo | Renate | Seregno | Tritium | Villacidrese

Girone C

Boca San Lazzaro | Carpi | Castellana | Castellarano | Cattolica | Centese | Cervia | Crevalcore | Meletolese | Mezzolara | Reno Centese | Rodengo Saiano | Russi | Salò | Santarcangelo | Valleverde Riccione | Verucchio | Virtus Castelfranco

Girone D

Note: In 2005-06, the Girone D was composed of 20 teams instead of the canonical 18 ones.

Belluno | Bolzano | Chioggia Sottomarina | Cologna Veneta | Cordignano | Este | Eurocalcio Cassola | Itala San Marco | Manzanese | Mezzocorona | Montebelluna | Montecchio Maggiore | Rivignano | Rovigo | Sacilese | Sambonifacese | Sanvitese | Tamai | Trentino | Vallagarina

Girone E

Aglianese | Armando Picchi | Cascina | Cecina | Fo.Ce. Vara | Forcoli | Fortis Juventus | Fortis Spoleto | Lavagnese | Narnese | Orvietana | Poggibonsi | Pontedera | Rondinella | Sangimignano | Sestese | Sestri Levante | Venturina

Girone F

Albalonga | Cagliese | Celano Olimpia | Fano | Frascati | Grottammare | Maceratese | Morro d'Oro | Nuova Avezzano | Penne | Pergolese | Real Montecchio | Renato Curi Angolana | Sangiustese | Sansepolcro | Tolentino | Urbino | Val di Sangro

Girone G

Angri | Aprilia | Astrea | Bojano | Campobasso | Cassino | Ferentino | Guidonia | Isola Liri | Montenero | Monterotondo | Ostiamare | Pisoniano | Pomigliano | Sorianese | Spes Mentana | Tivoli | Venafro

Girone H

Ariano Irpino | Bitonto | Brindisi | Grottaglie | Lavello | Manduria | Matera | Monopoli | Noicattaro | Normanna | Nuovo Terzigno | Paganese | San Paolo Bari | Sangiuseppese | Savoia | Scafatese | Sibilla El Brazil Cuma | Solofra

Girone I

Adrano | Alcamo | Campobello | Comiso | Cosenza | Ebolitana | Francavilla | Giarre | Ragusa | Rossanese | Sapri | Scillese | Siracusa | Sorrento | Trapani | Turris | Vibonese | Viribus Unitis

Division winners

All teams promoted to Serie C2

Round Winners
A Varese
B Nuorese
C Boca San Lazzaro
D Rovigo
E Fortis Spoleto[1]
F Val di Sangro [2]
G Cassino
H Paganese [2]
I Sorrento [3]
  1. ↑ Dropped because of financial troubles; third-placed Poggibonsi promoted in its place, following renunciation of second-placed team Fortis Juventus to play Serie C2 in 2006-07
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 additional team also promoted via playoffs; see below
  3. ↑ Vibonese also promoted by the Football Federation to fill Serie C2 league vacancies

Promotion playoffs

First round

Single-legged matches played at best placed club home field

Team 1  Score  Team 2
USO Calcio (A) 2-3 Orbassano (A)
Canavese (A) (p)7-5 Borgomanero (A)
Palazzolo (B) 3-0 Fanfulla (B)
Tritium (B) 3-0 Como (B)
Castellarano (C) 3-6(p) Rodengo Saiano (C)
Salò (C) 2-1(aet) Cervia Vodafone (C)
Tamai (D) 1-2 Sanvitese (D)
Sambonifacese (D) 1-0 Bolzano (D)
Fortis Juventus (E) 3-0 Cascina (E)
Poggibonsi (E) 0-1(aet) Forcoli (E)
Celano (F) 2-0 Penne (F)
Maceratese (F) 0-1 Tolentino (F)
Isola Liri (G) 1-0 Guidonia (G)
Ferentino (G) 0-3 Monterotondo (G)
Monopoli (H) 2-1 Brindisi (H)
Sibilla Cuma (H) 1-0 Scafatese (H)
Vibonese (I) 2-1 Sapri (I)
Cosenza (I) (p)6-5 Siracusa (I)

Second round

Single-legged matches played at best placed club home field

Team 1  Score  Team 2
Canavese (A) 1-2(aet) Orbassano (A)
Palazzolo (B) 2-3 Tritium (B)
Salò (C) 3-2 Rodengo Saiano (C)
Sambonifacese (D) 1-0 Sanvitese (D)
Fortis Juventus (E) 1-0 Forcoli (E)
Celano (F) 1-0 Tolentino (F)
Isola Liri (G) 2-3 Monterotondo (G)
Monopoli (H) 1-0 Sibilla Cuma (H)
Vibonese (I) 2-1 Cosenza (I)

Third round (group stage)

Group 1

Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD
1. Orbassano 6220020+2
2. Fortis Juventus 32101220
3. Salò 0200213-2
Orbassano 1–0 Fortis Juventus
Fortis Juventus 2–1 Salò
Salò 0–1 Orbassano

Group 2

Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD
1. Monopoli 4211042+2
2. Vibonese 22020330
3. Sambonifacese 1201113-2
Vibonese 2–2 Monopoli
Sambonifacese 1–1 Vibonese
Monopoli 2–0 Sambonifacese

Group 3

Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD
1. Celano 4211032+1
2. Tritium 32101220
3. Monterotondo 1201112-1
Tritium 1–2 Celano
Monterotondo 0–1 Tritium
Celano 1–1 Monterotondo

Semi-finals

Winning teams are automatically promoted to Serie C2

Team 1 Agg. Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Orbassano 1-5 Monopoli 0-1 1-4
Celano 1-0 Fortis Juventus 1-0 0-0

Final

Team 1  Score  Team 2
Monopoli 5-2 Celano

Relegations

Girone A
Girone B
Girone C
Girone D
Girone E
Girone F
Girone G
Girone H
Girone I

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