List of U.S. Catanzaro 1929 seasons

U.S. Catanzaro 1929 is an Italian professional football club based in Catanzaro, Calabria, who play their matches in Stadio Nicola Ceravolo. The club was officially formed in 1929 after entering teams in interregional tournaments from 1927.

The club has won six interregional level three titles, one interregional level four title, one national level four scudetto, and the Cup of the Alps in 1960 as part of the Italian Federation. Its best result in the Coppa Italia was runners-up in 1965–66. The club has competed in the Serie A seven times.

This list details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers for each season. Top scorers in bold were also the top scorers in the Italian league that season.

Key

Seasons
Season League Coppa
Italia[lower-alpha 1]		 Serie C
Cup		 Other / UEFA Top scorer
Div Pld W D L GF GA Pts Pos Res Competition Result Player(s) Goals
Founded as Unione Sportiva Catanzarese in 1927.
1927–28[1] Terza Divisione
(Calabria & Basilicata) (4)
 63rd
1928–29[2] Terza Divisione
(Calabria & Basilicata) (4)
 23rd
Name changed to Unione Sportiva Fascista Catanzarese in 1929.
1929–30[3] Terza Divisione
(Calabria & Basilicata) (5)
 8102ndauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑
1930–31 Prima Divisione/E (3) 228593132217th
1931–32 Prima Divisione/F (3) 2811512393826[lower-alpha 3]9th
1932–33 Prima Divisione/I (3) 2013524918311stGS[lower-alpha 4] ↑ Ettore Brossi17[lower-alpha 5][4]
1933–34 Serie B/A (2) 248973931257th
1934–35 Serie B/B (2) 28941533412211thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓
1935–36 Serie C/D (3) 2616556327371stauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ R32
1936–37 Serie B (2) 30881432562415thauto.[lower-alpha 7] ↓ 3R
1937–38[5] Prima Div. (Calabria) (4) 2nd PR1
1938–39[6] Prima Div. (Calabria) (4) 1st —
1939–40[7] Prima Div. (Calabria) (4) 1st —
Did not enter teams competitively during 1940 to 1944 due to World War II.
Refounded as Unione Sportiva Catanzaro in 1944.
1945–46 Serie C/CS(F)[lower-alpha 8] (3) 20116174251272ndauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑
1946–47 Serie B/C (2) 321141737362616thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓
1947–48 Serie C/S (3) 2616646525382nd[note 1] A. Geraci21[lower-alpha 9][4]
1948–49 Serie C/D (3) 341161742512814th
1949–50 Serie C/D (3) 341271549473111th
1950–51 Serie C/D (3) 36168125231405th A. Geraci21[4]
1951–52 Serie C/D (3) 34155144949358thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓
1952–53 IV Serie/H (4) 30141065222381stauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ SSDW A. Geraci16[lower-alpha 10][4]
1953–54 Serie C (3) 341517125041378th
1954–55 Serie C (3) 341410104534383rd
1955–56 Serie C (3) 3411111242423311th Corti16[4]
1956–57 Serie C (3) 341191422293114th
1957–58 Serie C (3) 34155144346358th —
1958–59 Serie C/B (3) 34171345615471stauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ 3R
1959–60 Serie B (2) 381115124140378th 1R Giovanni Fanello16[4]
1960–61 Serie B (2) 381581546423810th 1R CAW
1961–62 Serie B (2) 389161337503414th QF
1962–63 Serie B (2) 3812131333433712th IM
1963–64 Serie B (2) 3813111438473710th 2R
1964–65 Serie B (2) 3892092426388th 1R
1965–66 Serie B (2) 3810161238403610th RU Gianni Bui18 ♦
1966–67 Serie B (2) 381414104442423rd 1R Gianni Bui15
1967–68 Serie B (2) 401991226323512th QF Sergio Pellizzaro14
1968–69 Serie B (2) 3810151323313514th GS
1969–70 Serie B (2) 387191223303316th GS
1970–71 Serie B (2) 38171383727473rdGS[lower-alpha 11] ↑ GS
1971–72 Serie A (1) 303151217342115thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ 1GS AICGS
1972–73 Serie B (2) 381215113827398th 1GS
1973–74 Serie B (2) 3811131431373513th 1GS
1974–75 Serie B (2) 38131962718454thF[lower-alpha 12] 1GS
1975–76 Serie B (2) 38161393623452ndauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ 1GS
1976–77 Serie A (1) 30771626432115thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ 1GS
1977–78 Serie B (2) 381612105041442ndauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ 1GS Massimo Palanca18[4] ♦
1978–79 Serie A (1) 3061682330289th SF
1979–80 Serie A (1) 30541120342412th GS
1980–81 Serie A (1) 3061772427298th GS TdCGS
1981–82 Serie A (1) 30910112529287th SF
1982–83 Serie A (1) 30291921561316thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ R16
1983–84 Serie B (2) 3810101834453020thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ GS
1984–85 Serie C1/B (3) 34171165430451stauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ GS R16 Giuseppe Lorenzo18[4] ♦
1985–86 Serie B (2) 389121733453019thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ GS
1986–87 Serie C1/B (3) 3418974624451stauto.[lower-alpha 2]↑ GS Massimo Palanca17[4] ♦
1987–88 Serie B (2) 3814863624385th GS
1988–89 Serie B (2) 388191124263511th 1GS
1989–90 Serie B (2) 383191616352520thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ PR1
1990–91 Serie C1/B (3) 3481610282829[lower-alpha 13]16thauto.[lower-alpha 6] ↓ 1R R16
1991–92 Serie C2/B (4) 38122063523444th — GS Paolo Mollica16[4] ♦
1992–93 Serie C2/C (4) 34138134338348th — QF
1993–94 Serie C2/C (4) 34121393524449th — GS
1994–95 Serie C2/C (4) 349151032334211th — 1R
1995–96 Serie C2/C (4) 341291330324510th — 2R
1996–97 Serie C2/C (4) 34131473626535thSF[lower-alpha 14] — 2R
1997–98 Serie C2/C (4) 341212103230486th — R16
1998–99 Serie C2/C (4) 34121753420533rdSF[lower-alpha 15] — GS
1999–2000 Serie C2/C (4) 34127153942439th — GS
2000–01 Serie C2/C (4) 3413165493554[lower-alpha 16]3rdF[lower-alpha 17] — GS
2001–02 Serie C2/C (4) 34149114635516th — QF
2002–03 Serie C2/C (4) 34141464430564thF[lower-alpha 18] ↑ — GS
2003–04 Serie C1/B (3) 34191054425671stauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ — GS SCCRU Giorgio Corona19[4]
2004–05 Serie B (2) 425112640822621st[note 2] GS
2005–06 Serie B (2) 4277826632822ndauto.[lower-alpha 19] ↓ 2R
Refounded as Football Club Catanzaro
2006–07 Serie C2/C (4) 341112113427459th — GS Sebastián Bueno16[4] ♦
2007–08 Serie C2/C (4) 341015932254310th — GS
2008–09 Lega Pro Seconda/C (4) 34151453923593rdSF[lower-alpha 20] — 1R
2009–10 Lega Pro Seconda/C (4) 342266612969[lower-alpha 21]2ndF[lower-alpha 22] — GS Manolo Mosciaro16[lower-alpha 23][4]
2010–11 Lega Pro Seconda/C (4) 305421154911[lower-alpha 24]15th[note 3] 1R 2R
Refounded as Catanzaro Calcio 2011
2011–12 Lega Pro Seconda/B (4) 40231436629832ndauto.[lower-alpha 2] ↑ — 3R Simone Masini18[4]
2012–13 Lega Pro Prima/B (3) 301071337483710th 1R 2R Giordano Fioretti12[8]
2013–14 Lega Pro Prima/B (3) 32131633417554thQF[lower-alpha 25] — 2R Giordano Fioretti12[9]
2014–15 Lega Pro/C (3) 381411134844538th 2R 1R Andrea Razzitti
7[10]
2015–16 Lega Pro/C (3) 3410111327404111th 1R R32 Andrea Razzitti9[11]
2016–17 Lega Pro/C (3) 389111836493818thRPO[lower-alpha 26] — GS Giuseppe Giovinco9[12]
2017–18 Serie C/C (3) 361191635454214th — GS Saverino Infantino
Tony Letizia
6[13]
Changed name to Unione Sportiva Catanzaro 1929
2018–19 Serie C/C (3) 3620796532673rdQF[lower-alpha 27] — R16 Eugenio D'Ursi14[14]
2019–20 Serie C/C (3) 30127114136437th2R[lower-alpha 28] 2R QF Mamadou Kanoute6[15]
2020–21 Serie C/C (3) 36191164429682ndN2R[lower-alpha 29] 3R canc. Alessio Di Massimo9[16]
2021–22 Serie C/C (3) To be determined 1R SF

Notes
  1. No promotion this season
  2. Initially relegated to Serie C1 but was readmitted
  3. Originally was excluded by Covisoc's decision but readmitted by TNAS.

Footnotes
  1. After competitions in 1922 and 1926–27 (unfinished), the competition began to be held annually from 1935. The competition did not run from 1942 due to World War II and did not resume until 1958.
  2. Automatic promotion
  3. One point deducted
  4. Promoted to Serie B after initially not qualifying from promotion group stage play-off
  5. +1 goal in play-off
  6. Automatic relegation
  7. Automatic relegation. Initially relegated to Serie C but returned to regional leagues due to financial issues for the 1937–38 season
  8. Serie C was divided in two regions, 1. North and 2. Central & South. Catanzaro played in Group F of the Central & South region
  9. +1 goal in playoff
  10. +2 goals in Scudetto final
  11. Promoted via three-team tie-breaker series with Atalanta
  12. Lost 0–1 against Hellas Verona in the promotion play-off final
  13. 3 points deducted
  14. Lost 0–2 on aggregate against Benevento in promotion play-offs semi-final.
  15. Lost 2–3 on aggregate against Benevento in the promotion play-off semi-final.
  16. 1 point deduction
  17. Lost 1–3 (a.e.t.) after tying on aggregate against Sora in the promotion play-off final.
  18. Promoted after initially losing 0–2 on aggregate against Acireale in the promotion play-off final.
  19. Automatic relegation. Relegated directly to Serie C2 due to financial problems
  20. Lost 2–3 on aggregate against Pescina V.d.G.in the promotion play-off semi-final.
  21. 3 point deduction due to financial irregularities.
  22. Lost 4–6 on aggregate against Cisco Roma in the promotion play-off final.
  23. +1 goal in play-off
  24. 8 point deduction.
  25. Lost 1–2 against Benevento in the promotion play-off quarter-final.
  26. Won 4–3 on aggregate against Vibonese to survive the relegation play-out.
  27. Lost 2–3 on aggregate against FeralpiSalò in the promotion play-off quarter-final.
  28. Drew 1–1 with Potenza Calcio in promotion play-off second round. As the lower placed team, Catanzaro did not progress any further in the play-offs.
  29. Lost 1–2 on aggregate against AlbinoLeffe in the promotion play-offs second national round.

References
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  8. "2012/13 Catanzaro Calcio squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  9. "2013/14 Catanzaro Calcio squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  10. "2014/15 Catanzaro Calcio squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  11. "2015/16 Catanzaro Calcio Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  12. "2016/17 Catanzaro Calcio Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  13. "2017/18 Catanzaro Calcio Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  14. "2018/19 U.S. Catanzaro Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  15. "2019/20 U.S. Catanzaro Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  16. "2020/21 U.S. Catanzaro Squad". www.worldfootball.net. Retrieved 7 June 2021.
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