Only Valle D’Aosta is out: in fact, 19 regions will be represented in the next Serie C championship which starts on 25 August. Lombardy is making its loudest voice with 11 teams at the starting line. Second place tied for Campania and Veneto at 7 points. Here is the complete detail. Abruzzo 2 Pescara and Pineto; Basilicata 2 Picerno and Potenza; Calabria 1 Crotone; Campania 7 Avellino, Benevento, Casertana, Cavese, Giugliano, Turris and Sorrento; Emilia Romagna 3, Rimini, Spal and Carpi; Friuli Venezia Giulia 1 Triestina; Lazio 1 Latina; Liguria 2 Sestri Levante and Virtus Entella; Lombardy 11 Albinoleffe, Alcione Milano, Atalanta U23, Feralpi Salò, Giana, Lecco, Lumezzane, Milan Futuro, Pergolettese, Pro Patria and Renate; Marche 2 Ascoli and Vis Pesaro; Molise 1 Campobasso; Piedmont 3 Juventus U23, Novara and Pro Vercelli; Puglia 5: Audace Cerignola, Foggia, Monopoli, Taranto and Team Altamura; Sardinia 1 Torres; Sicily 3 Catania, Messina and Trapani; Tuscany 4 Arezzo, Lucchese, Pianese and Pontedera; Trentino Alto Adige 1 Trento; Umbria 3 Perugia, Ternana and Gubbio; Aosta Valley 0; Veneto 7: Arzignano, Caldiero Terme, Clodiense Terme, Legnago, Padua, Vicenza, Virtus Verona. The groupings have already been made official: in group B of Perugia, there are ten regions involved, Tuscany will be the most represented region, followed by Umbria and Emilia Romagna with three teams at the starting line. As regards the second teams, Milan Futuro will play in the central group, a club making their debut in the Lega Pro championship, which entered the game after the exclusion of Ancona, rejected by Covisoc.
