A.S.D. Nardò Calcio

A.S.D. Nardò Calcio
Nardò
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Full name Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Nardò Calcio
Nickname(s) Granata (Maroons)
Founded 1925
Ground Stadio Giovanni Paolo II,
Nardò, Italy
(Capacity: 5,000)
Chairman Enzo Russo
League Serie D/H
2010-11 Serie D/H, 4th
Home colours
Away colours

A.S.D. Nardò Calcio (usually referred to as simply Nardò) is an Italian association football club, based in Nardò, Apulia. Founded in 1925, it has a quite glorious past, with three seasons in the Italian Serie C between the 60s and the 70s and having won 3 Coppe Italia Regionali and 1 Coppa Italia di Serie D. The team, whose colour is maroon, currently plays in Serie D.

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Girone A
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Girone B
AlzanoCene · Atletico Pro Piacenza · Aurora Seriate · Caronnese · Carpenedolo · Castellana · Colognese · Darfo Boario · Fidenza · Fiorenzuola · Gallaratese · Gozzano · MapelloBonate · Olginatese · Pizzighettone · Pontisola · Rudianese · Seregno · Sterilgarda Castiglione · Voghera
Girone C
Belluno · Concordia · Delta Porto Tolle · Giorgione · Legnago Salus · I.S.M. Gradisca · Mezzocorona · Montebelluna · Montecchio Maggiore · Pordenone · Sacilese · SandonàJesolo · St. Georgen · Sanvitese · Sarego · Tamai · Union Quinto · Venezia
Girone D
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Girone E
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Girone F
Ancona 1905 · Atessa V.d.S. · Atletico Trivento · Civitanovese · Isernia · Jesina · Luco Canistro · Miglianico · Olympia Agnonese · Real Rimini · Recanatese · R.C. Angolana · Riccione · Sambenedettese · San Nicolò · Santegidiese · Teramo · Vis Pesaro
Girone G
Anziolavinio · Arzachena · Astrea · Atletico Boville · Bacoli Sibilla · Budoni · Civitavecchia · Cynthia · Fidene · Marino · Monterotondo Lupa · Palestrina · Pomigliano · Porto Torres · Progetto Sant'Elia · Salerno · Selargius · Sora
Girone H
Angelo Cristofaro · Brindisi · Campania · Casertana · Fortis Trani · Francavilla · Gaeta · Grottaglie · Internapoli · Irsinese · Ischia · Martina Franca · Nardò · Real Nocera · Sarnese · Turris · Viribus Unitis · Virtus Casarano
Girone I
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