1902 Italian Football Championship
The Italian Football Championship 1902 was the fifth Italian football championship, which by the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC ) was held.
- 4.1 champion team
Organization
From 2 until 23 March 1902, the regional qualifying matches for the finals took place. The semi-final was held on 6 April 1902.
The final took place on 13 April 1902 the Campo Sportivo di Ponte Carrega in Genoa instead. This met defending champions AC Milan and the then record champions Genoa each other in a rematch of last year's Finals. The Genoa prevailed 2-0 and revengierte for the defeat in the final race. Thus the Genoese won their fourth Italian league titles and were awarded for the first time with the Fawcus Cup.
Participant
The SG Andrea Doria and the SC Audace Torino began participating in the championship.
- Genoa
- SG Andrea Doria
- AC Milan
- SEF Mediolanum
- Football Club Torinese
- Juventus
- Reale Società Ginnastica Torino
- SC Audace Torino
Results
Elimination Round
Piedmont
Table
Due to the point of equality between Juventus and FC Torinese there on March 23, 1902 decider between the two clubs:
Thus, the FC Torinese for the semi-final qualified.
Liguria - Lombardy
Ligurian excretion
Interregional excretion
Thus, the CFC Genoa qualified for the semi-final.
Semifinal
Despite the home advantage in the Piazza d' Armi FC Torinese lost the semi-finals after two periods of extension. The referee was interestingly Herbert Kilpin, a player of AC Milan set finalists.
Thus, qualified CFC Genoa for the final.
Final
Master
This was the Genoa for the fourth time Italian champion.
Champion team
Goal:
- Englishman James Richardson Spensley (C )
Defense:
- Italy's Paolo Rossi
- Italian Fausto Ghigliotti
Midfield:
- Swiss Edoardo Pasteur I
- Swiss Karl Senft
- Howard Passadoro
Attack:
- Englishman Joseph William Agar
- Swiss Attilio Salvadè
- Swiss Henri Dapples
- Swiss Alfred Cartier
- Swiss Enrico Pasteur II
Replacement:
- Italian Alberto Delamare
- Italian Giovanni Foffani
- Italians Montaldi
- Italian Swiss Oscar Schoeller
Players Coaches:
- Englishman James Richardson Spensley
Statistic
The scorers are listed with no goals from the regional elimination round, but with those of inter- regional competitions.
At five goals in the semi-final of the scorer is unknown.
Swell
- Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio Edizione 2005
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