A.C.D. Sant'Angelo 1907

Sant'Angelo

Full name

Associazione Calcio Dilettantistica
Sant'Angelo 1907 S.r.l.

Founded

1907

Ground

Stadio Carlo Chiesa,
Sant'Angelo Lodigiano, Italy

Capacity

4,100

Chairman

Giuseppe Roveda^[1]

Head coach

Umberto Cortelazzi^[2]

League

Serie D/B

2011–12

Eccellenza Lombardy/C, 1st (promoted)

Home colours

Away colours

A.C.D. Sant'Angelo 1907 is an Italian association football club located in Sant'Angelo Lodigiano, Lombardy.
The club currently plays in Serie D.

History

Early years

The club was founded in 1907,^[3] but until the season 1927–28 didn't compete in any official championship.

The debut in a true and actual tournament took place the successive year, when compete in Terza Divisione, finishing fourth. It competes between the Prima, Seconda and Terza Divisione until 1941, when the Second World War compel it to inactivity. It starts again in 1945, from the Serie C, category maintained for a period of three years, then slides in Promozione and in Prima Divisione.

Inactive in 1950–51, returns in Promozione at the conclusion of the season 195–53 and in the Campionato Nazionale Dilettanti in the summer on 1956. The leap, however, costs expensive: in fact, at the conclusion of the year 1960–61 disappears. The society comes refunded two years later and, starting from the Terza Divisione, climbs to Serie D, thanks to four promotions in five years: to the first place in Terza Divisione in 1964 and then another one in the greater series, therefore, after a sixteenth place in Prima Divisione in 1966, finishes in fourth place that gives promotion in Promozione, and a first place in the new division, that opens the doors to Serie D. In the summer of 1968 and the adventure in the Serie D lasts three years: after a fourth and a third place, the demotion arrives in 1971, with a seventeenth place. In 1971 the first squad falls in Promozione, but after two years finishes first. From that year begin the gold years, thanks to the ideas and the funds of an eminent manager, Carlo Chiesa.

Serie C and the decline

With Carlo Chiesa, the squad reaches the utmost of its popularity: promoted in Serie D at the conclusion of 1972–73, the successive year conquest the second successive promotion, ascending in Serie C.

Between the end of the seventies and the beginning of the eighties, this small town lived a dream facing great and difficult teams: Triestina, Piacenza, Monza, Venice, Atalanta and Udinese are some of the teams that faced.

The miracle, nevertheless, cannot last in eternal, so, after to the slid in Serie C2 (with the reform of the championships) in the summer in 1978, butimmediately returns and succeeds to maintain the Serie C1 until 1981–82, when the last place closes the adventure in Serie C1. After a two-year period in Serie C2, it closed also the cycle in the professional tournaments : the third from last place, in fact, banishes it in Interregionale. From this moment it has continued in the amateur divisions (Serie D, Eccellenza and Promozione).

Serie D

On 22 April 2012, after the draw (1–1) against the Castellucchio, it was promoted mathematically in Serie D.

Colors and badge

The club colors are red and black.

References

External links

(in Italian) Official homepage

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Serie D
2016–17 clubs
Girone A	Borgosesia Bra Bustese Casale Chieri Caronnese Cuneo Folgore Caratese Gozzano Inveruno Legnano OltrepòVoghera Pinerolo Pro Sesto Pro Settimo & Eureka Varese Varesina Verbania
Girone B	Caravaggio Cavenago Fanfulla Ciliverghe Mazzano Ciserano Darfo Boario Dro Grumellese Lecco Levico Monza Olginatese Pergolettese Pontisola Pro Patria Scanzorosciate Seregno Virtus Bergamo Virtus Bolzano
Girone C	Abano Altovicentino Belluno Campodarsego Calvi Noale Cordenons Este Legnago Mestre Montebelluna Pievigina Tamai Triestina Union ArzignanoChiampo Union Feltre Vigasio Vigontina San Paolo Virtus Verona
Girone D	Adriese Castelvetro Colligiana Correggese Delta Rovigo Fiorenzuola Imolese Lentigione Mezzolara Pianese Poggibonsi Ravenna Ribelle Rignanese San Donato Tavernelle Sangiovannese Scandicci Virtus Castelfranco
Girone E	Argentina Fezzanese FBC Finale Gavorrano Ghivizzano Grosseto Jolly Montemurlo Lavagnese Ligorna Massese Ponsacco Real Forte Querceta Sanremese Savona Sestri Levante Sporting Recco Valdinievole Montecatini Viareggio 2014
Girone F	Alfonsine Campobasso Castelfidardo Chieti Civitanovese Fermana Jesina Matelica Monticelli Olympia Agnonese Pineto Recanatese Romagna Centro Sammaurese San Marino San Nicolò Vastese Vis Pesaro
Girone G	Albalonga Arzachena Avezzano Città di Castello Flaminia Civita Castellana Foligno Lanusei L'Aquila Latte Dolce Monterosi Muravera Nuorese Ostia Mare Rieti San Teodoro Sansepolcro Torres Trestina
Girone H	Agropoli Anzio AZ Picerno Bisceglie Ciampino Cynthia FC Francavilla Gelbison Gravina Herculaneum Madre Pietra Daunia Manfredonia Nardò Nocerina Potenza San Severo Trastevere Vultur Rionero
Girone I	Aversa Normanna Castrovillari Cavese Due Torri Frattese Gela Gragnano Igea Virtus Palmese Pomigliano Rende Roccella Sancataldese Sarnese Sersale Sicula Leonzio Turris
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