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The table has been assembled using material contributed by Claudio Nicoletto & Soccerway. You may copy this document in a non-commercial capacity but please state the source, i.e. Clas Glenning. The table was corrected and amended in October 2017.

Notes

1987/88: Virtus and San Giovanni only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at  2nd level during the regular season. 1988/89: Murata and Cailungo only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd  level during the regular season. 1989/90: Montevito and Cosmos only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd  level during the regular season. 1990/91: Juvenes only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level during  the regular season. 1991/92: Tre Penne only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level during  the regular season. 1992/93: Folgore/Falciono only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level  during the regular season. 1993/94: La Fiorita only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level during  the regular season. 1994/95: San Giovanni only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level during  the regular season. 1995/96: Libertas only participated in the championship playoffs as they played at 2nd level during  the regular season. They actually won the championship! 2019/20: The season was cut short because the Covid-19 pandemic. As teams qualified to the European cups based on the standings at the time I have counted this season.  FC Domagnano prev. SP Domagnano. FC Fiorentino were called SP Montevito Fiorentino before the 2005/06-season. SP Tre Penne had one (two with three points for a win) deducted during the 1986/87-season. 

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