1912–13 Italian Football Championship
The Italian Football Championship 1912/13, was the 16th Italian football championship, which was held by the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC ). For the first time teams from Southern Italy were allowed to participate in the championship.
- 3.1 Lazio
- 3.2 Tuscany
- 3.3 Campania
- 3.4 Final Round
- 5.1 champion team
Organization
It is a masterpiece of North and one of southern Italy was first determined the associations of each region first played against each other and was then determined in a final round each of the winners in the north or in the south. The two winning teams then played in a final of the Italian football champions 1912/13. For the first time took from the north of the FC Novara, Racing Libertas Milano, Volontari Venice and Modena FC part. In addition, there were by first-time participation of the South 10 other debutants, including but not limited Lazio and predecessor clubs AS Roma and Napoli.
Northern Italy
Piedmont
The two best teams from Piedmont qualified for the finals in the north.
(M) Last year's champion
Lombardy and Liguria
The two best teams of Liguria and Lombardy qualified for the finals of the North.
Emilia -Romagna and Veneto
The two best teams in the qualifying round of the Emilia- Romagna and Veneto name part in the final round of the North.
Final round
The best team in northern Italy qualified for the final.
(M) Last year's champion
Southern Italy
Lazio
The best team in the league in Lazio qualified for the final round of the South.
Tuscany
The best team in the Tuscany qualified for the finals in the south.
Campania
The best team from Campania qualified on return match for the final round in the south.
Final round
The best team from southern Italy qualified through two qualifying rounds for the final of the Italian Cup.
First round
2nd round
Final
The final of the Italian football championship 1912/13, was held in Genoa on June 1, 1913.
Master
Thus, the SG Pro Vercelli won for the fifth time and the third time in a row, the Italian football championship.
Champion team
- Giovanni Innocenti
- Angelo Binaschi
- Modesto Valle
- Giuseppe Milano I
- Pietro Leone
- Felice Milano II
- Felice Berardo II
- Ferraro I
- Carlo Rampini I
- Carlo Corna
Swell
- Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio Edizione 2005
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