1945–46 Serie C

The 1945–46 Serie C was a special edition of Serie C, the third highest league in the Italian football league system. Best clubs of Northern Italy were admitted as special guests into the 1945–46 Serie B-C Alta Italia.

Legend

Promoted	Relegated

Northern Italy

Northern Italy sides were divided in several rounds (gironi). The winners qualified to a tournament to determine the only team promoted to 1946–47 Serie B. 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
14.	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^[3]	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^[4]	24	33
2.	Volpianese	24	30
3.	Divisione "Cremona"^[3]	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^[3]	24	18
10.	Aosta	24	18
11.	Saluzzo	24	17^[5]
12.	Pinerolo	24	17
13.	Veloces Biella	24	8

Girone D - Liguria

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Rapallo Ruentes	26	39^[4]
2.	Bolzanetese Virtus	26	33
3.	Spezia	26	33^[6]
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

Northern 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^[3]	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^[7]	22	?
10.	Gattinara	22	?
11.	Redaelli Rogoredo^[3]	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^[3]	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^[5]
12.	Soresinese	22	6^[5]

Girone I

Emilia

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Carpi	22	29^[8]
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 1946–47 Serie B.

Central and Southern Italy

All the winners of the rounds (gironi) were promoted to 1946–47 Serie B; however, clubs participating as special guests could not be promoted.^[9] 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^[10]
3.	Pistoiese	26	31^[10]
4.	Viareggio	26	30^[10]
5.	Empoli	26	30^[10]
6.	Signe	26	27
7.	Pontedera	26	27
8.	Arezzo	26	26
9.	Grosseto	26	26
10.	Pisa	26	24^[11]
11.	Carrarese	26	23^[10]
12.	Orbetello	26	18^[12]
13.	Sangiovannese	26	16^[12]
14.	Montevarchi	26	11^[12]

Girone B

Umbria and Marche

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Perugia	24	42
2.	Foligno	24	33^[13]
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^[5]
10.	Maceratese	24	23
11.	Ascoli	24	23
12.	Urbino	24	18^[12]
13.	Fano	24	18^[12]
13.	Gubbio	24	17^[12]

Girone C

Lazio and Abruzzo

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Alba Roma	26	39
2.	Italia Libera Roma^[14]	26	38
3.	Rieti	26	33^[10]
4.	Trastevere Roma	26	29^[15]
5.	Ternana	26	28^[10]
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^[16]	26	23^[5]
12.	Trionfale Roma	26	21
13.	Tivoli	26	20
14.	Colleferro	26	10

Girone D

Campania and Basilicata

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Benevento^[17]	22	31
2.	Gladiator^[18]	22	31
3.	Scafatese	22	29^[19]
4.	Torrese	22	28^[10]
5.	Nocerina	22	26
6.	Stabia	22	24
7.	Frattese	22	23
8.	Portici	22	21
9.	Casertana^[18]	22	21
10.	Avellino	22	15
11.	Ercolanese	22	12
12.	Bagnolese	22	6^[12]
13.	Potenza	12	0^[20]

Girone E

Apulia

Pos	Club	Pld	Pts
1.	Lecce	24	43
2.	Arsenale Taranto	24	40^[10]
3.	Audace Taranto	24	32^[10]
4.	Foggia	24	28^[10]
5.	Brindisi	24	26^[10]
6.	Pro Italia Taranto	24	25^[21]
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^[22]
2.	Catanzaro	20	27^[19]
3.	Cosenza	20	27^[10]
4.	Siracusa	20	25^[10]
5.	Messina	20	24
6.	Gazzi Messina	20	24
7.	Reggina	20	21
8.	Virtus Catania	20	18^[23]
9.	Crotone	20	16^[5]
10.	Leonzio^[24]	20	15
11.	U.S. Catanese	20	6^[23]
12.	Termini Imerese	-	-^[25]

Footnotes

↑ 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.
↑ Ampelea Isola d'Istria left the Italian Football Federation at the end of the season and joined the Yugoslavian league as MNK Izola.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Disbanded after this season.
1 2 Asti qualified to the semifinals after qualification match with Rapallo Ruentes.
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 point deducted.
↑ Later admitted to Serie B in place of Ausonia Spezia.
↑ Voluntary relegated.
↑ Excluded from the semifinals for disciplinary reasions.
↑ Special guests were clubs which did not belonged to Serie C before the war.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Later admitted to Serie B.
↑ Played as guest for war damages to their stadium. Readmitted by right in Serie B.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Relegated and later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.
↑ The club was admitted to 1946–47 Serie B at first, but renounced to take part for financial reasons.
↑ Merged with Alba Roma after this season.
↑ Merged with Alba Ala Roma at the end of the season to form Alba Trastevere.
↑ Merged with fresh-promoted Almas Roma after this season.
↑ Not promoted because playing this championship only as special guests.
1 2 Voluntary relegated for debts.
1 2 Promoted as best titular club of this group.
↑ Excluded during the Championship, but later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.
↑ Pro Italia Taranto merged with Audace Taranto at the end of the season to form A.S. Taranto
↑ Merged with Palermo at the end of the season.
1 2 Virtus Catania and U.S. Catanese merged at the end of the season to form Catania 1946.
↑ Volutary relegated for debts.
↑ Retired during the championship.

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[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.

[Disbanded_after_this_season-3] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Disbanded after this season.

[asti-4] 1 2 Asti qualified to the semifinals after qualification match with Rapallo Ruentes.

[1point-5] 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 point deducted.

[6] Later admitted to Serie B in place of Ausonia Spezia.

[7] Voluntary relegated.

[8] Excluded from the semifinals for disciplinary reasions.

[9] Special guests were clubs which did not belonged to Serie C before the war.

[serieb-10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Later admitted to Serie B.

[11] Played as guest for war damages to their stadium. Readmitted by right in Serie B.

[seriec-12] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Relegated and later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.

[13] The club was admitted to 1946–47 Serie B at first, but renounced to take part for financial reasons.

[14] Merged with Alba Roma after this season.

[15] Merged with Alba Ala Roma at the end of the season to form Alba Trastevere.

[16] Merged with fresh-promoted Almas Roma after this season.

[17] Not promoted because playing this championship only as special guests.

[Voluntary_relegated_for_debts-18] 1 2 Voluntary relegated for debts.

[ReferenceA-19] 1 2 Promoted as best titular club of this group.

[20] Excluded during the Championship, but later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.

[21] Pro Italia Taranto merged with Audace Taranto at the end of the season to form A.S. Taranto

[22] Merged with Palermo at the end of the season.

[catania-23] 1 2 Virtus Catania and U.S. Catanese merged at the end of the season to form Catania 1946.

[24] Volutary relegated for debts.

[25] Retired during the championship.

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