1931–32 F.B.C. Juventus season

Foot-Ball Club Juventus
1931-32 season
President	Edoardo Agnelli
Manager	Carlo Carcano
Stadium	Stadio Benito Mussolini
Serie A	1º (in Mitropa Cup)
Mitropa Cup	Semifinals
Top goalscorer	League: Raimundo Orsi (20); All: Orsi (23)
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	← 1930-31 1932-33 →

During the 1931–32 season Foot-Ball Club Juventus competed in Serie A and Mitropa Cup.

Summary[]

The club transferred new players in to the roster such as Enzo Rosa^[1] and Brazilian Pietro Sernagiotto (who had an agreement with Genova).^[2] Juventus clinched its second title in a row with 54 points^[3] one more from the previous campaign surpassing runner-up Bologna thanks to a powerful offense scoring 89 goals (65 in away) and conceded only 38.

Also Raimundo Orsi with 20 goals (included 5 penalties) became 5th best topscorer of the league.^[4]

Squad[]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	ITA	Gianpiero Combi
—	DF	ITA	Umberto Caligaris
—	DF	ITA	Mario Ferrero
—	DF	ITA	Virginio Rosetta (Captain)
—	DF	ITA	Giovanni Varglien II
—	DF	ITA	Luigi Bertolini
—	MF	ARG	Luis Monti
—	MF	ITA	Mario Varglien I


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	ARG	Renato Cesarini
—	MF	ITA	Giovanni Ferrari
—	FW	ARG	Juan José Maglio
—	FW	ITA	Federico Munerati
—	FW	ARG	Raimundo Orsi
—	FW	ITA	Enzo Rosa
—	FW	BRA	Pietro Sernagiotto
—	FW	ITA	Giovanni Vecchina

Competitions[]

Serie A[]

League table[]

Pos	Team v t	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Juventus (C)	34	24	6	4	89	38	+51	54	1932 Mitropa Cup
2	Bologna	34	21	8	5	85	33	+52	50	1932 Mitropa Cup
3	Roma	34	16	8	10	53	42	+11	40
4	Fiorentina	34	16	7	11	54	35	+19	39
4	Milan	34	15	9	10	57	40	+17	39

Source: Panini
(C) Champion

Matches[]

20 September 1931 1	Pro Patria	1-1	Juventus	Busto Arsizio
15:30	75'	Report	40' Monti	Stadium: Stadio Comunale Referee: Bertoli

27 September 1931 2	Juventus	5-3	Napoli	Torino
	Ferrari 3' 24' Vecchina 39' Orsi 55' 68'	Report	15' Buscaglia 58' Vojak I 80'	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Felice Rovida

4 October 1931 3	Casale	1-1	Juventus	Casale Monferrato
	Migliavacca 15'	Report	52' Varglien I	Stadium: Stadio Natale Palli Referee: Lenti

11 October 1931 4	Juventus	2-0	Milan	Torino
15:00	Orsi 5' Ferrari 54'	Report		Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Melandri

18 October 1931 5	Roma	2-0	Juventus	Roma
	Bernardini 13' 85'	Report		Stadium: Campo Testaccio

25 October 1931 6	Juventus	2-1	Genova	Torino
15:00	Munerati 52' 56'	Report	83' Levratto	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Caironi

1 November 1931 7	Juventus	3-0	Alessandria	Torino
15:00 hs	65' 81' Cesarini 90'	Report		Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Barlassina

8 November 1931 8	Bari	0-1	Juventus	Bari
14:30 hs		Report	85' Munerati	Stadium: Campo degli Sport

22 November 1931 9	Triestina	0-1	Juventus	Trieste
		Report	40' Orsi	Stadium: Stadio Montebello Referee: Caironi

29 November 1931 10	Juventus	4-1	Pro Vercelli	Torino
	13' 72' 25' Munerati 86'	Report	76' Ferraris	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Guarneri

6 December 1931 11	Bologna	1-1	Juventus	Bologna
14:30	Reguzzoni 23'	Report	56' Bertolini	Stadium: Stadio Littoriale Referee: Lenti

20 December 1931 12	Torino	0-0	Juventus	Torino
		Report		Stadium: Stadio Filadelfia Referee:

27 December 1931 13	Juventus	1-2	Lazio	Torino
	Orsi 33' (pen.)	Report	6' 7'	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Dani

3 January 1932 14	Juventus	3-0	Modena	Torino
	Orsi 18' 34' 71'	Report		Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Barlassina

10 January 1932 15	Brescia	0-4	Juventus	Brescia
		Report	25' 51' Orsi 53' Vecchina 81' Munerati	Stadium: Referee: Lenti

17 January 1932 16	Juventus	6-2	Ambrosiana-Inter	Torino
	16' 60' 17' Munerati 76' Orsi 82' Vecchina 89'	Report	34' Scarone 53' Demaria	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Dani

24 January 1932 17	Fiorentina	1-2	Juventus	Firenze
	Prendato 87'	Report	12' 88' Munerati	Stadium: Stadio Giovanni Berta Referee: Guarnieri

31 January 1932 18	Juventus	7-2	Pro Patria	Torino
	Vecchina 29' 31' 85' Munerati 36' Orsi 64' 90' Varglien I 68'	Report	35' 78' (pen.)	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Biancone

7 February 1932 19	Napoli	2-0	Juventus	Napoli
	Sallustro 60' 90'	Report		Stadium: Stadio Giorgio Ascarelli Referee: Melandri

21 February 1932 20	Juventus	3-2	Casale	Torino
	Rosa 57' Varglien I 82' 87'	Report	1' 36'	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Ciamberlini

28 February 1932 21	Milan	0-0	Juventus	Milan
		Report		Stadium: Stadio San Siro Referee: Lenti

6 March 1932 22	Juventus	7-1	Roma	Torino
15:00	Ferrari 9' 14' Orsi 11' 52' Cesarini 15' Vecchina 59' 76'	Report	40' Bernardini	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee:

13 March 1932 23	Genova	2-0	Juventus	Genova
15:00	Mazzoni 50' 87'	Report		Stadium: Stadio Marassi

28 March 1932 24	Alessandria	2-3	Juventus	Alessandria
	Cattaneo 9' 17'	Report	15' 27' Munerati 75' Vecchina	Stadium: Stadio del Littorio Referee: Caironi

3 April 1932 25	Juventus	7-3	Bari	Torino
	Orsi 14' Bertolini 50' Munerati 60' 62' Vecchina 69' 85' Monti 80'	Report	26' 75' Bisigato 84'	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Gonani

17 April 1932 26	Juventus	4-2	Triestina	Torino
	Cesarini 9' 78' 30' Varglien I 64'	Report	8' 16' De Manzano	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Scotto

24 April 1932 27	Pro Vercelli	1-2	Juventus	Vercelli
15:30 hs	Piola 76'	Report	7' Vecchina 65'	Stadium: Referee: Caironi

1 May 1932 28	Juventus	3-2	Bologna	Torino
	Orsi 14' (pen.) Vecchina 54' 78'	Report	6' 41' Schiavio	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia

15 May 1932 29	Juventus	3-0	Torino	Torino
15:30 hs	16' Munerati 23' Cesarini 56'	Report		Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Barlassina

22 May 1932 30	Lazio	0-3	Juventus	Roma
15:30 hs		Report	29' 83' Cesarini 49' Munerati	Stadium: Referee: Albino Carraro

26 May 1932 31	Modena	0-1	Juventus	Modena
15:30 hs		Report	24' (pen.) Orsi	Stadium: Referee: Giorgi

29 May 1932 32	Juventus	3-0	Brescia	Torino
	Vecchina 42' Ferrari 68' Orsi 86' (pen.)	Report		Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Ciamberlini

5 June 1932 33	Ambrosiana-Inter	2-4	Juventus	Milan
15:30 hs	Meazza 4' 90'	Report	15' Monti 57' 83' 85' Orsi	Stadium: Stadio San Siro Referee: Albino Carraro

12 June 1932 34	Juventus	2-2	Fiorentina	Torino
	Orsi 21' (pen.) Varglien II 54'	Report	3' Petrone 23' Galluzzi	Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Quilleri

Mitropa Cup[]

Quarterfinals[]

29 June 1932	Juventus	4-0	Ferencváros	Torino
	Orsi 14' Cesarini 44' 55' Sernagiotto 59'			Stadium: Stadio Benito Mussolini Referee: Cejnar

3 July 1932	Ferencváros	3-3	Juventus	Budapest
18:00	Sárosi 15' (pen) 18' (pen) 84' (pen)		25' Orsi 30' 65' Cesarini	Stadium: Üllői-úti Pálya Referee: Braun

Semifinals[]

6 July 1932	Slavia Praha	4-0	Juventus	Praha
18:30	Kopecký 24' Svoboda 29' 36' 90+1' (rig.)			Referee: Braun

10 July 1932	Juventus	2-0 ^[5]	Slavia Praha	Torino
	Cesarini 15' Orsi 41' (pen)			Stadium: Stadio di Corso Marsiglia Referee: Miesz

Statistics[]

Goalscorers[]

23 goals

Raimundo Orsi

16 goals

15 goals

Giovanni Vecchina

14 goals

Federico Munerati

12 goals

Renato Cesarini

5 goals

4 goals

Mario Varglien

3 goals

Luis Monti

2 goals

Luigi Bertolini

1 goal

Enzo Rosa
Pietro Sernagiotto
Giovanni Varglien

References[]

^ "Enzo Rosa signed with Juventus". myjuve.com.^{[permanent dead link]}
^ "Sernagiotto". tuttojuve.com.
^ "Season 1931-32". RSSSF.com.
^ "Orsi goals season" (in Italian). juworld.net.
^ Match vs Sparta Praha suspended, both teams disqualified due to irregular issues by Sparta Praha players on 10 July 1932, trophy awarded to Bologna F.C.

External links[]

"Statistiche". Myjuve.it.
"Statistiche". Juworld.net.

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[1] "Enzo Rosa signed with Juventus". myjuve.com.^{[permanent dead link]}

[2] "Sernagiotto". tuttojuve.com.

[3] "Season 1931-32". RSSSF.com.

[4] "Orsi goals season" (in Italian). juworld.net.

[5] Match vs Sparta Praha suspended, both teams disqualified due to irregular issues by Sparta Praha players on 10 July 1932, trophy awarded to Bologna F.C.

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