2005–06 Serie D Explained

The 2005–06 Serie D was the fifty-eighth edition of the top level Italian non-professional football championship. It represented the fifth tier in the Italian football league system.

List of teams

Girone D

Note: In 2005-06, the Girone D was composed of 20 teams instead of the canonical 18 ones.

Girone I

Division winners

All teams promoted to 2006–07 Serie C2

Round	Winners
A	Varese
B	Nuorese
C	Boca San Lazzaro
D	Rovigo
E	Fortis Spoleto	[1]
F	Val di Sangro	[2]
G	Cassino
H	Paganese
I	Sorrento	[3]

1. Dropped because of financial troubles; third-placed Poggibonsi promoted in its place, following renunciation of second-placed team Fortis Juventus to play Serie C2 in 2006–07.
2. Additional team also promoted via playoffs; see below.
3. [U.S. Vibonese Calcio|Vibonese]

Promotion playoffs

First round

Single-legged matches played at best placed club home field

Second round

Single-legged matches played at best placed club home field

Third round (group stage)

Group 1

Orbassano	1–0	Fortis Juventus
Fortis Juventus	2–1	Salò
Salò	0–1	Orbassano

Group 2

Vibonese	2–2	Monopoli
Sambonifacese	1–1	Vibonese
Monopoli	2–0	Sambonifacese

Group 3

Tritium	1–2	Celano
Monterotondo	0–1	Tritium
Celano	1–1	Monterotondo

Semi-finals

Winning teams are automatically promoted to Serie C2

Final

Relegations

Girone A

• Chiari
• Cossatese
• Vigevano

Girone B

• Bergamo Cenate
• Caratese
• Caravaggio
• Oggiono

Girone C

• Centese
• Crevalcore
• Meletolese

Girone D

• Cologna Veneta
• Cordignano
• Manzanese
• Vallagarina

Girone E

• Rondinella
• Venturina

Girone F

• Frascati
• Urbino

Girone G

• Aprilia
• Montenero
• Sorianese
• Spes Mentana

Girone H

• Ariano Irpino
• Manduria
• San Paolo Bari
• Sologra
• Nuovo Terzigno

Girone I

• Alcamo
• Scillese
• Trapani

External links

• 2005–06 Serie D at RSSSF