“Viareggio” ( Italian: Football Club Esperia Viareggio ) is an Italian football club from the city of the same name, playing in the Higher Division of the Professional League , the third strongest division of the Italian Championship. It was founded in 1919 (six clubs merged - Aquila, Vigor, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Libertas, Celeritas, Esperia). Spends home games at the stadium dei Pini , which seats 4,700 spectators. Viareggio has never climbed into Serie A in its history; the club’s best achievement in Serie B was 12th in the 1935/36 season. In 2005, the team won the Amateur Cup of Italy, defeating Real Hippogrypho Sarno in the final (2: 0)
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| Full title | Football Club Esperia Viareggio | |||
| Nicknames | Zebre | |||
| Based | 1919 | |||
| Disbanded | 1994 2003 | |||
| Stadium | Stadium dei Pini | |||
| Capacity | 4,700 | |||
| The president | Domenico Filippelli | |||
| Main coach | Alessandro Pierini | |||
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| Competition | Premier League Division | |||
| 2013-14 | 13 | |||
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Composition
Famous Players
- Midien Bach
- Massimo Barbuti
- Alberto Bertuccelli
- Pierpaolo Bisoli
- Carlo Biaggi
- Vinicho Viani
- Adolfo Gori
- Andrea Jallombardo
- Rossano Jampaglia
- Simone Zazza
- Antonio Di Natale
- Giulio Cappelli
- Marco Landucci
- Luca Luzardi
- Walter Mazzarry
- Daniele mannini
- Ercole Rabitty
- Gianluigi Savoldi
- Marco Sansovini
- Luciano Spalletti
Famous Trainers
- Silvio Baldini
- Sergio Battistini
- Quinto Bertoloni
- Jozsef Wereb
- Jozsef Ging
- Lucho Del Angelo
- Rossano Jampaglia
- Sergio Castelletti
- Geza Curtes
- Stefano Kuogi
- Reno Lavezzini
- Cristiano Lucarelli
- Mario Magnozzi
- Agenore Maurizi
- Renzo Melanie
- Aldo Olivieri
- Roberto Pruzzo
- Nedo Sonetti
- Giuseppe Scienza
- Enzo Riccomini
- Aldo Cherantola