1982–83 Serie C1

The 1982–83 Serie C1 was the fifth edition of Serie C1, the third highest league in the Italian football league system.

Overview[]

Serie C1/A[]

It was contested by 18 teams, and Triestina won the championship. It was decided that Triestina, Padova was promoted to Serie B, and Piacenza, Mestre, Pro Patria, Forlì was demoted in Serie C2.

Serie C1/B[]

It was contested by 18 teams, and Empoli won the championship. It was decided that Empoli, Pescara was promoted to Serie B, and Livorno, Reggina, Paganese, was demoted in Serie C2.

League standings[]

Serie C1/A[]

Pos	Team	Pts
1	Triestina	47
2	Padova	43
3	Carrarese	40
4	Lanerossi Vicenza	37
4	Rimini	37
6	Parma	34
7	Fano	33
7	Trento	33
7	Spal	33
10	Treviso	33
11	Brescia	32
11	Sanremese	32
11	Modena	32
11	Rondinella Marzocco	32
11	Piacenza	32
16	Mestre	30
16	Pro Patria	30
18	Forlì	22

Source: rsssf.com

Serie C1/B[]

Pos	Team	Pts
1	Empoli	46
1	Pescara	46
3	Campania	45
3	Taranto	45
5	Casertana	36
5	Cosenza	36
7	Salernitana	35
8	Barletta	34
9	Virtus Casarano	31
9	Rende	31
9	Benevento	31
9	Ancona	31
13	Siena	30
13	Ternana	30
13	Livorno	30
13	Reggina	30
17	Paganese	23
18	Latina	22

Source: rsssf.com

External links[]

Italy Championship 1982/83 at RSSSF

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