1906 Italian Football Championship
The Italian Football Championship 1906 was the ninth Italian football championship, which by the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC ) was held.
- 3.2.1 playoffs
- 4.1 champion team
Organization
From 7 to 14 January 1906, the regional qualifying matches for the finals took place. The final round was held from 21 January to 22 April 1906.
As in the previous season, there was no final match, but a final round for which qualified three teams. Each team played during this final round twice each against the other teams ( one home game and one away game). After these games, the team with the most points would have been champion. Due to a tie, but was discharged a play on April 29, 1906. On a draw was followed by another game on May 6, 1906.
Participant
Results
Elimination Round
Piedmont
Juventus was the only registered team from the Piedmont region. Thus, the reigning champion qualified without qualifying matches for the final round.
Lombardy
Thus the AC Milan qualified for the final round.
Liguria
Thus, the then record champions Genoa qualified for the final round.
Final round
Final Table
Due to the point of equality between Juventus and AC Milan, a playoff was needed. This should take place on goal difference and the number of goals scored by Milan ( 6:4 ) against Juventus ( 5-3 ) in Milan. Juventus, however, demanded not to evaluate the two awarded gates from the forfeit of Genoa, which was in turn been a protest of Genoa against the 2-0 victory of Juventus in the replay. Ultimately, it thus came to a decision in Turin as Juventus 5-3 now had a better goal difference than Milan ( 4:4 ).
Playoffs
The first playoff place on 29 April 1906 Velodromo Umberto I in Turin place and ended goalless after extra time. Since that time there was no penalty decision, took place on 6 May in Milan on the neutral ground of the U.S. Milanese a second decider. This was seen for AC Milan 2-0 Juventus as to the choice of the local game Milan, even if it was the "neutral" ground of the U.S. Milanese, protested and even now regarded as a masterpiece because of better goal difference. A game at Genoa, as was usual, could not come into question even after the Genoa after his 0-2 defeat in the replay still stoked anger against Juventus. Thus the AC Milan was the second time Italian champion.
Master
Thus the AC Milan was after 1901 for the second time Italian champion.
Champion team
Goal:
- Italian Attilio Trerè II1
Defense:
- Englishman Herbert Kilpin (C )
- Italian Andrea Meschia
Midfield:
- Swiss Alfred Bosshard
- Swiss Oscar Joseph Giger
- German Hans Mayer Heuberger
Attack:
- Italians Guido Pedroni I
- Italian Giuseppe Rizzi
- Swiss Ernst Widmer
- Italian Alessandro Trerè I
- Italian Umberto Malvano
Replacement:
- Italian Attilio Colombo
- Italians Guerriero Colombo
- Dutchman Menno François Knoote
- Italians Guido Moda I
- Italian Antonio Sala
Players Coaches:
- Englishman Herbert Kilpin
Statistic
The scorers are listed with no goals from the regional elimination round.
A scorer of Juventus is not known.
Swell
- Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio Edizione 2005
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