1899 Italian Football Championship
The Italian Football Championship in 1899 was the second Italian football championship, which by the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC ) was held.
- 4.1 champion team
Organization
From 27 March to 9 April 1899, the qualifying matches for the finals took place. Since the SG Sampierdarenese retired, the rules taught by the Davis Cup in tennis. The defending Genoa thereby entered only in the finale to in their own stadium.
The final was on the take place on April 16, 1899 in front of 150 spectators Campo Sportivo di Ponte Carrega in Genoa, in this case it was the re- edition of the finals of the year 1898. Again won the Genoa against Internazionale Torino, this time 3-1, and won the Coppa Duca degli Abruzzi, which was named after the Duke of Abruzzi.
Participant
In addition to the four teams who took part at the first Italian Championship in 1898, now a second club from Genoa, the SG Sampierdarenese was added. However, this association did not occur in the playoff game against the reigning champions Genoa, but was awarded by default.
- Genoa
- SG Sampierdarenese
- Football Club Torinese
- Internazionale Torino
- Reale Società Ginnastica Torino
Results
Elimination Round
This game decided the opponents of Internazionale Torino in the semifinals. Interestingly, initial 80 minutes and then an extension of half an hour played.
Semifinal
Final
Master
This was the Genoa for the second time in a row Italian masters.
Champion team
Goal:
- Englishman James Richardson Spensley (C )
Defense:
- Italians Ernesto De Galleani
- Italian Fausto Ghigliotti
Midfield:
- Swiss Edoardo Pasteur I
- Englishman Norman Victor Leaver
- Swiss Enrico Pasteur II
Attack:
- Howard Passadoro
- Englishman Charles W. Arkless
- Swiss Henri Dapples
- Swiss Deteindre
- Englishman Joseph William Agar
Players Coaches:
- Englishman James Richardson Spensley
Statistic
The scorers are listed with no goals from the regional elimination round.
Swell
- Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio Edizione 2005
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