2013–14 Serie B
The Serie B 2013/14 is the 82nd season of the second highest Italian league football in the Lords. It began on 23 August 2013 and will end on 31 May 2014 with the 42nd and final day.
It take 22 teams participated in the championship, of which ascend the two first-placed in the Serie A and determine the third climber on the play-offs for promotion to the third - placed teams of eight. The three last-place teams will be relegated to the Lega Pro Prima Divisione, the two teams compete on the ranks 18 and 19 in the play-offs for the league to.
- 5.1 External links
- 5.2 See also
- 5.3 Notes and references
Participant
In the season 2013/14, the three worst teams in the previous Erstligasaison ( Serie A 2012/13 ), the three teams that were subject to the previous play-offs for promotion (play- off matches to the rise of 2013) qualified the teams ranked seven to 18 the previous season ( Serie B 2012/13 ), the two masters of the groups A and B of the previous third league season ( Lega Pro Prima Divisione 2012/13 ) and the two winners of the previous third division play-offs for promotion. These teams include:
The three worst teams in the previous Erstligasaison:
- U.S. Palermo
- AC Siena
- Delfino Pescara 1936
The teams ranked seven to 18 the previous season:
- AS Varese 1910
- FC Modena
- Ternana Calcio
- AS Bari
- Calcio Padova
- FC Crotone
The two masters of the previous third league season:
- AS Avellino 1912 (group B, winner of the Super Coppa Lega Pro 1 )
- Trapani Calcio (group A, loser of the Super Coppa Lega Pro 1 )
The three teams that were subject to the rise in the play-offs:
- FC Empoli
- Novara Calcio
- Brescia Calcio
- Spezia Calcio
- AC Cesena
- AS Cittadella
- SS Juve Stabia
- Reggina Calcio
- SS Virtus Lanciano
The two winners of the third division play-offs for promotion:
- Carpi FC (Group A)
- U.S. Latina ( group B)
Statistics
Table
Cross Table
Top scorers
With the same number of goals, the players are sorted alphabetically by last name or artist name.
Venues
The venues are ordered by the approved maximum capacity. Overall, the 22 stadiums have a capacity of 420 888 places, which corresponds to an average capacity of about 19,131 seats.
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- The climber Trapani Calcio Carpi FC and U.S. Latina never played before in the series B. They are the teams number 138, 139 and 140, which failed to qualify for the second- highest division in the Italian football.