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2006–07 Serie B

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Italian football league season
Football league season
Serie B TIM
Season2006–07
ChampionsJuventus (1st title)
PromotedJuventus
Napoli
Genoa
RelegatedPescara
Crotone
Arezzo
Hellas Verona (via play-off)
Matches462
Goals1,061 (2.3 per match)
Top goalscorerItalyAlessandro del Piero (20 goals)
Serie B 2006–07 teams distribution

The2006–07Serie B season is the 75th season since its establishment in 1929. It started on 9 September 2006 and ended on 10 June 2007. The 22 clubs in Serie B each played 42 matches during the regular season. The 2006–07 season marked the firstSerie B appearance for two clubs,Frosinone and then 27-time Italian championsJuventus, whose involvement in the league was a direct result of not winning competition in the previous Serie A season and theCalciopoli rulings.

A.C. Arezzo began the season with a six-point deficit and Juventus a nine-point deficit, due to their involvement in the2006 Italian football scandal. In addition,U.S. Triestina Calcio were docked one point because of financial irregularities, andPescara Calcio were penalized one point for late tax payments.

Events

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Promotions

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Despite the large deficit at the start of the league,Juventus coasted through the season with ease and became the first team promoted to theSerie A for the 2007–08 season with a 5–1 away win atArezzo on 19 May 2007, with three games remaining in the schedule. One week later, they clinched the title of Serie B champions for 2006–07 with a 2–0 home win againstMantova. Juventus were awarded the first-everAli della Vittoria (Wings of Victory) Cup, designed this year for the winner of the Serie B championship.

On the last day of the seasonNapoli playedGenoa. Napoli only needed a draw for automatic promotion, while Genoa needed a win to guarantee promotion. The match ended 0–0 and Napoli were promoted. However,Piacenza only managed a 1–1 draw with Triestina, leaving it ten points behind Genoa. A gap of ten or more points between the third and fourth-placed teams meant that no playoffs would be held, and Genoa became the third team promoted to Serie A.

Both Napoli and Genoa were promoted from Serie C1 to Serie B, and from Serie B to Serie A in successive seasons.

Relegations

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On 12 May 2007Pescara became the first team relegated toSerie C1 for the 2007–08 season with a 3–1 loss atPiacenza on Day 38 of the schedule. One week later,Crotone was also relegated with a 2–0 loss atTrieste. On the last match day,Arezzo became the third team relegated despite winning 3–1 atTreviso, as bothSpezia andHellas Verona won their games. Tied 2–2 withJuventus, Spezia was only seconds away from relegation, but a dramatic goal on the 91st minute byNicola Padoin condemned Arezzo and qualified Spezia for the playoffs.

The fourth team to be relegated was decided in a two-legged playoff between Verona and Spezia. The first leg ended in a 2–1 win for Spezia, and a 0–0 tie in the return match condemned Verona to play Serie C1 in the 2007–08 season.

Teams

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Stadiums and locations

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These are the 22 teams which took part in the Serie B 2006–07:

Club NameHome CityStadium NameFinal Placing in 2005–06 Season
AlbinoLeffeBergamoStadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia18th in Serie B
ArezzoArezzoStadio Città di Arezzo7th in Serie B
BariBariStadio San Nicola13th in Serie B
BolognaBolognaStadio Renato dall'Ara8th in Serie B
BresciaBresciaStadio Mario Rigamonti10th in Serie B
CesenaCesenaStadio Dino Manuzzi6th in Serie B
CrotoneCrotoneStadio Ezio Scida9th in Serie B
FrosinoneFrosinoneStadio MatusaSerie C1/B Playoff Winners
GenoaGenovaStadio Luigi FerrarisSerie C1/A Playoff Winners
Hellas VeronaVeronaStadio Marcantonio Bentegodi15th in Serie B
JuventusTurinStadio Olimpico di Torino20th in Serie A
LecceLecceStadio Via del Mare18th in Serie A
MantovaMantovaStadio Danilo Martelli4th in Serie B
ModenaModenaStadio Alberto Braglia5th in Serie B
NapoliNapoliStadio San PaoloSerie C1/B Champions
PescaraPescaraStadio Adriatico12th in Serie B
PiacenzaPiacenzaStadio Leonardo Garilli11th in Serie B
RiminiRiminiStadio Romeo Neri17th in Serie B
SpeziaLa SpeziaStadio Alberto PiccoSerie C1/A Champions
TrevisoTrevisoStadio Omobono Tenni19th in Serie A
TriestinaTriesteStadio Nereo Rocco14th in Serie B
VicenzaVicenzaStadio Romeo Menti16th in Serie B

Personnel and kits

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TeamPresidentManagerKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
AlbinoLeffeItaly Gianfranco AndreolettiItalyEmiliano MondonicoAcerbisBPU Assicurazioni
ArezzoItaly Piero ManciniItalyAntonio ConteLegeaBanca Etruria
BariItaly Vincenzo MatarreseItalyGiuseppe MaterazziErreàGaudianello
BolognaItaly Alfredo CazzolaItalyLuca CecconiMacronBologna Motor Show/Woolrich/Volvo, Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli
BresciaItalyGino CorioniItalySerse CosmiAsicsBanco di Brescia
CesenaItaly Giorgio LugaresiItalyFabrizio CastoriLottoSolo Affitti
CrotoneItaly Raffaele VrennaItalyGuido CarboniZeusSovreco, Mediaservice s.r.l./Provincia di Crotone
FrosinoneItaly Maurizio StirpeItalyIvo IaconiLegeaBanca Popolare del Frusinate,Provincia di Frosinone
GenoaItalyEnrico PreziosiItalyGian Piero GasperiniErreàEurobet
Hellas VeronaItaly Sergio Puglisi MarajaItalyGian Piero VenturaAsicsUnika Group
JuventusItalyGiovanni Cobolli GigliFranceDidier DeschampsNikeTamoil
LecceItaly Quirico SemeraroItalyGiuseppe PapadopuloAsicsSalento d'amare
MantovaItaly Fabrizio LoriItalyDomenico Di CarloErreàNuova Pansac,Banca Agricola Mantovana
ModenaItaly Luca BaraldiItalyBortolo MuttiErreàKerakoll, Immergas
NapoliItalyAurelio De LaurentiisItalyEdoardo RejaDiadoraLete
PescaraItaly Dante PaternaItaly Luigi De RosaLegeaDelverde, Rete8
PiacenzaItaly Fabrizio GarilliItalyGiuseppe IachiniMacronUNICEF
RiminiItaly Luca BenedettiniItalyLeonardo AcoriMacronBanca di Rimini (H)/COCIF (A)
SpeziaItaly Giuseppe RuggieriItalyAntonio SodaMassHyundai, Tecnocasa
TrevisoItaly Ettore SettenItaly Ezio RossiLottoGrigolin,Provincia di Treviso
TriestinaItaly Stefano FantinelItalyFranco VarrellaAsicsBossini
VicenzaItaly Sergio CassingenaItalyAngelo GregucciA-LineGingerino (H)/Recoaro (A)

Final classification

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Juventus[a](C, P)42281048330+5385Promotion toSerie A
2Napoli(P)42211655229+2379
3Genoa[b](P)42239106844+2478
4Piacenza42208145750+768
5Rimini42171695538+1767[c]
6Brescia421910135143+867[c]
7Bologna421811135243+965
8Mantova42151984736+1164
9Lecce42177185653+358
10AlbinoLeffe421120114648−253
11Vicenza421214164243−150[d]
12Frosinone421214164454−1050[d]
13Treviso421117144447−350[d]
14Bari421214164046−650[d]
15Cesena421213175166−1549[e]
16Modena421213173846−849[e]
17Triestina[f]421116153748−1148[g]
18Hellas Verona(R)421212183446−1248[g]Qualification torelegation play-offs
19Spezia421113185061−1146
20Arezzo[h](R)421215154246−445Relegation toSerie C1
21Crotone(R)42711243667−3132
22Pescara[i](R)42510273677−4124
Source:Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio 2008 (in Italian). Panini Edizioni. November 2007.
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) head-to-head goals scored; 5) goal difference; 6) number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Juventus started the season with a penalization of 30 points, which was later reduced to 9 on appeal
  2. ^Third-placed team Genoa were directly promoted without a play-off being played as they finished 10 points ahead of fourth-placed Piacenza
  3. ^abRIM 2–0 BRE; BRE 0–2 RIM
  4. ^abcdVIC: 9 pts ; FRO: 8 pts ; TRE: 7 pts ; BAR: 6 pts
  5. ^abCES 1–0 MOD; MOD 0–1 CES
  6. ^1-point deduction
  7. ^abTRI 1–1 VER; VER 0–1 TRI
  8. ^6-points deduction
  9. ^1-point deduction for late tax payment

Results

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Home \ AwayALBAREBARBOLBRECESCROFROGENJUVLECMANMODNAPPESPIARIMSPETRETRIVERVIC
AlbinoLeffe—0–02–32–52–33–32–11–11–11–10–02–10–01–00–02–00–00–03–12–11–10–0
Arezzo2–1—0–11–10–23–00–00–00–01–50–11–10–00–04–11–04–11–11–20–13–12–1
Bari0–01–1—2–01–10–22–11–12–21–01–10–11–00–11–21–22–22–02–00–00–10–0
Bologna1–01–02–0—0–11–12–11–03–10–13–11–12–02–32–10–21–32–10–00–02–02–1
Brescia1–11–00–01–1—4–22–21–00–23–11–00–01–00–12–12–00–21–12–12–00–03–0
Cesena2–22–01–01–42–1—3–12–12–12–20–01–11–01–13–31–11–11–00–00–10–11–2
Crotone1–11–23–20–00–01–2—2–30–30–31–32–13–02–12–20–00–20–20–20–00–10–1
Frosinone2–00–01–02–12–14–11–1—0–20–22–11–10–01–20–00–12–12–21–12–02–10–2
Genoa1–03–00–03–03–04–31–13–2—1–11–02–11–00–03–02–02–11–22–13–23–12–0
Juventus1–12–24–23–12–02–15–01–03–1—4–12–04–02–02–04–00–02–31–05–11–02–1
Lecce3–11–01–32–12–12–00–15–03–21–3—2–01–01–14–11–01–20–11–12–22–01–2
Mantova0–01–10–00–22–14–33–01–11–01–04–0—1–01–02–11–02–10–00–01–10–22–0
Modena0–31–12–11–11–00–13–22–12–00–12–02–2—0–02–01–20–04–01–01–00–11–1
Napoli1–02–21–11–03–12–01–01–11–11–11–00–01–1—1–01–01–03–14–21–11–00–0
Pescara2–31–20–10–11–31–02–30–22–10–12–10–02–60–1—0–20–50–22–22–00–00–0
Piacenza1–11–02–11–01–24–02–13–03–10–23–23–45–12–13–1—1–12–11–01–11–00–3
Rimini1–10–20–10–02–01–01–02–11–01–11–02–11–11–12–22–0—2–12–01–13–01–1
Spezia3–13–11–22–01–31–12–11–11–21–10–21–10–10–12–23–33–4—1–22–21–01–0
Treviso3–11–30–01–12–01–11–23–02–30–11–01–11–10–31–01–11–03–0—0–01–11–1
Triestina1–22–01–01–30–03–12–01–00–10–12–30–01–01–32–10–01–12–11–2—1–10–0
Verona0–10–14–20–10–12–10–02–21–10–11–10–31–11–32–13–11–01–10–00–1—2–1
Vicenza0–12–03–01–11–30–11–01–21–22–21–30–02–01–11–01–21–11–02–23–00–1—
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Relegation play-off

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First leg: 15 June,Stadio Alberto Picco,La Spezia
Second leg: 21 June,Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi,Verona
Team 1Agg.Tooltip Aggregate scoreTeam 21st leg2nd leg
Spezia2–1Verona2–10–0
Verona relegated to2007–08 Serie C1

Top goalscorers

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Last updated 10 June 2007[1]

ScorerGoalsTeam
ItalyAlessandro Del Piero
20
ItalyClaudio Bellucci
19
SenegalPapa Waigo N'Diayè
15
FranceDavid Trezeguet
15
ItalyDaniele Cacia
14
ItalyEmanuele Calaiò
14
ItalyAntonio Floro Flores
14
BrazilJeda
13
ItalyDavide Possanzini
13
ItalyMassimo Marazzina
12
ItalyRobert Acquafresca
11
BrazilAdaílton
11
ItalyGaetano Caridi
11
ItalyMassimiliano Guidetti
11
ItalyFrancesco Lodi
11
VenezuelaMassimo Margiotta
11
Czech RepublicPavel Nedvěd
11
ItalyStefan Schwoch
11
ItalyMatteo Serafini
11
ItalySimone Tiribocchi
11

References

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  1. ^Italy - Serie B Top Scorers RSSSF

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