itSerie B

Second Italian tier — 20 clubs, the so-called "cadetteria".

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Tuscany, the "amaranto".

Marche; one of the oldest clubs (1898), the "bianconeri".

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Campania (Irpinia), the "lupi" (wolves).

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Campania, the "stregoni" (sorcerers).

beneventocalcio.club

Carrara (Tuscany), the marble town, the "azzurri".

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Calabria, "le Aquile" (the Eagles).

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Emilia-Romagna, the "bianconeri".

Cremona, the "grigiorossi".

Tuscany, the "azzurri" — a club known for developing young talent.

Verona, the "gialloblù" — surprise Italian champions in 1985.

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Castellammare di Stabia, "le vespe" (the wasps).

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Lombardy, the "virgiliani".

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Emilia, the "canarini" (canaries).

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Veneto, the "biancoscudati".

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Sicily, the "rosanero".

Tuscany, the city of the Leaning Tower, the "nerazzurri".

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Genoa, the "blucerchiati" — Italian champions in 1991.

Bolzano (South Tyrol), the "biancorossi".

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Veneto, the "biancorossi" — winners of the Coppa Italia in 1997.

Chiavari (Liguria), the "biancocelesti".