Coppa Italia Lega Pro

Coppa Italia Lega Pro

Coppa Italia Lega Pro (Italian for Lega Pro Italian Cup), formerly named Coppa Italia Serie C, is a straight knock-out based competition involving teams from Lega Pro in Italian football. All games, including the final, are on a home/away basis.

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Past winners

Coppa Italia Serie C

Year Winner Runner Up
1973 Alessandria Avellino
1974 Monza Lecce
1975 Monza Sorrento
1976 Lecce Monza
1977 Lecco Sangiovannese
1978 Udinese Reggina
1979 Siracusa Biellese
1980 Padova Salernitana
1981 Arezzo Ternana
1982 Vicenza Campobasso
1983 Carrarese Fano
1984 Fanfulla Ancona
1985 Casarano Carrarese
1986 Virescit Boccaleone Jesi
1987 Livorno Campania Puteolana
1988 Monza Palermo
1989 Cagliari Spal
1990 Lucchese Palermo
1991 Monza Palermo
1992 Sambenedettese Siena
1993 Palermo Como
1994 Triestina Perugia
1995 Varese Forlì
1996 Empoli Monza
1997 Como Nocerina
1998 Alzano Virescit Cesena
1999 Spal Gualdo
2000 Pisa Avellino
2001 Prato Lumezzane
2002 AlbinoLeffe Livorno
2003 Brindisi Pro Patria
2004 Cesena Pro Patria
2005 Spezia Frosinone
2006 Gallipoli Sanremese
2007 Foggia Cuneo
2008 Bassano Virtus Benevento

Coppa Italia Lega Pro

Year Winner Runner Up
2009 Sorrento Cremonese
2010 Lumezzane Cosenza
2011 Juve Stabia Carpi

See also

External links

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