S.S. Verbania Calcio

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Not to be confused with F.C. Verbano Calcio.
Verbania
Full name Società Sportiva Verbania Calcio
Nickname(s) Biancocerchiati (White-ringed)
Founded 1959
Ground Stadio Carlo Pedroli,
Verbania, Italy
Ground Capacity 3,000
Chairman Francesca Pangallo[1]
Manager Alessandro Oliva
League Serie D/A
2012–13 Serie D/A, 9th
Home colours
Away colours

Società Sportiva Verbania Calcio, shortened as Verbania, is an Italian association football club located in the town of Verbania, Piedmont. Currently it plays in Serie D.

History

The club was founded in 1959 after the merging of Libertas Pallanza and Verbania Sportiva that was founded in 1947 and played the season, 1947-48, in Serie C, the third level of Italian football.

The new club spent the majority of its history in the semi-professional and regional levels of Italian Football, in Serie D and Eccellenza; but in the early period of its history, it played 7 seasons in Serie C (currently Lega Pro Prima Divisione), from 1966-67 to 1972-73.

In the season 2011-12 it was promoted from Eccellenza Piedmont and Aosta Valley/A to Serie D.

Colors, badge and Stadium

The clubs colour is white ringed by a blue-yellow-red strip and the club's home ground is the Stadio Carlo Pedroli.[2]

Notable players

One of the clubs most notable players is Maltese striker, Carmel Busuttil, who played over 100 times for Malta, and scored 23 international goals.

Honours

  • Regional Coppa Italia Piedmont and Aosta Valley:
    • Winners 1: 2011-12

Notes and references

  1. ↑ (Italian) Organizational chart of Verbania Calcio
  2. ↑ (Italian) Stadium's infos at Verbania Calcio website

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