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1928–29 Divisione Nazionale

28th season of top-tier Italian football

28th season of top-tier Italian football

FieldValue
season1928–29
image1928–29 Bologna Sezione Calcio.jpg
caption1928–29 Bologna team
winnersBologna
2nd title
relegatedCasale
La Dominante
Novara
Bari
Atalanta
Prato
Legnano
Biellese
Venezia
Pistoiese
Hellas Verona
Fiumana
Reggiana
Fiorentina
league topscorerGino Rossetti
(36 goals)
matches484
total goals1794
prevseason[1927–28](1927-28-divisione-nazionale)
nextseason[1929–30 A](1929-30-serie-a) →
[1929–30 B](1929-30-serie-b)

2nd title La Dominante Novara Bari Atalanta Prato Legnano Biellese Venezia Pistoiese Hellas Verona Fiumana Reggiana Fiorentina (36 goals) 1929–30 B The 1928-29 Divisione Nazionale was the twenty-ninth edition of the Italian Football Championship. It was also the sixth season from which the Italian Football Champions adorned their team jerseys in the subsequent season with a Scudetto. This was the third of three seasons of the Italian Football Championship re-branded to Divisione Nazionale (prior to the fourth re-brand that in 1929 created Serie A and Serie B). The 1928–29 Divisione Nazionale was the second Italian Football Championship won by Bologna.

Format changes

Divisione Nazionale was organised into two non-geographical round robin contests. In 1928-29 it was contested by 27 clubs from what was then within Northern Italy, plus three Central and two Southern Italian clubs. The top team from each of they two round robins then decided the championship via a two-legged final.

In 1928 the fascist regime allowed for 1929 the start of the Serie A they stopped in 1926, not before to readmit SS Lazio and SC Napoli to allow a wider representation of Southern Italy, and AS Livorno and La Dominante to avoid odd groups.

More, during the summer the FIGC decided another expansion of the championship to allow a wider representation of the territories annexed after WWI, to save the remaining two clubs of the closing season, and to include AC Fiorentina and three other minor clubs, effectively making the new tournament a mixed Serie A-Serie B championship that should split into the two leagues.

First phase

Group A

Classification

Results table

Group B

Classification

Results table

Calendario

[30 set.](30-settembre) [1928](1928)[3 feb.](3-febbraio) [1929](1929)
6-2Bologna-Lazio
3-2Brescia-Fiumana
2-1Cremonese-Venezia
0-3Fiorentina-Ambrosiana
2-1Genova 1893-Pistoiese
3-0Napoli-Verona
5-1Pro Vercelli-Biellese
2-2Reggiana-Juventus
[28 ott.](28-ottobre) [1928](1928)[24 feb.](24-febbraio) [1929](1929)
5-1Ambrosiana-Brescia
1-1Biellese-Bologna
11-0Genova 1893-Verona
4-0Juventus-Pistoiese
1-1Lazio-Pro Vercelli
7-2Napoli-Fiorentina
3-4Reggiana-Cremonese
3-1Venezia-Fiumana
[18 nov.](18-novembre) [1928](1928)[14 apr.](14-aprile) [1929](1929)
0-0Bologna-Juventus
1-0Brescia-Biellese
3-2Cremonese-Genova 1893
1-2Fiumana-Ambrosiana
2-1Pistoiese-Pro Vercelli
2-3Reggiana-Fiorentina
2-2Venezia-Napoli
2-1Verona-Lazio
[16 dic.](16-dicembre) [1928](1928)[12 mag.](12-maggio) [1929](1929)
2-1Biellese-Genova 1893
2-1Brescia-Verona
0-2Cremonese-Bologna
0-1Fiorentina-Pistoiese
2-0Lazio-Fiumana
3-4Pro Vercelli-Juventus
8-2Reggiana-Napoli
1-4Venezia-Ambrosiana
[13 gen.](13-gennaio) [1929](1929)[2 giu.](2-giugno) [1929](1929)
3-2Biellese-Napoli
3-1Bologna-Genova 1893
5-0Brescia-Fiorentina
0-2Cremonese-Ambrosiana
2-2Fiumana-Pro Vercelli
4-0Juventus-Venezia
1-1Pistoiese-Verona
1-1Reggiana-Lazio
[7 ott.](7-ottobre) [1928](1928)[10 feb.](10-febbraio) [1929](1929)
5-1Ambrosiana-Reggiana
2-1Biellese-Cremonese
4-2Genova 1893-Fiumana
11-0Juventus-Fiorentina
0-1Lazio-Brescia
0-1Pistoiese-Napoli
1-2Venezia-Bologna
2-1Verona-Pro Vercelli
[1 nov.](1-novembre) [1928](1928)[17 mar.](17-marzo) [1929](1929)
5-1Bologna-Napoli
0-0Brescia-Cremonese
0-4Fiorentina-Lazio
4-0Fiumana-Reggiana
3-3Genova 1893-Juventus
1-1Pistoiese-Biellese
5-2Venezia-Pro Vercelli
1-0Verona-Ambrosiana
[25 nov.](25-novembre) [1928](1928)[21 apr.](21-aprile) [1929](1929)
2-3Fiorentina-Bologna
2-1Fiumana-Verona
0-0Juventus-Ambrosiana
2-0Lazio-Biellese
1-2Napoli-Genova 1893
2-0Pistoiese-Cremonese
3-0Pro Vercelli-Brescia
3-3Venezia-Reggiana
[23 dic.](23-dicembre) [1928](1928)[19 mag.](19-maggio) [1929](1929)
3-0Bologna-Pro Vercelli
3-2Fiumana-Fiorentina
6-1Genova 1893-Ambrosiana
3-1Juventus-Napoli
2-3Pistoiese-Brescia
2-2Reggiana-Biellese
2-0Venezia-Lazio
0-1Verona-Cremonese
[20 gen.](20-gennaio) [1929](1929)[9 giu.](9-giugno) [1929](1929)
8-1Ambrosiana-Napoli
1-1Fiorentina-Verona
0-2Fiumana-Bologna
1-1Genova 1893-Brescia
1-2Lazio-Juventus
2-1Pro Vercelli-Cremonese
2-2Reggiana-Pistoiese
3-1Venezia-Biellese
[21 ott.](21-ottobre) [1928](1928)[17 feb.](17-febbraio) [1929](1929)
5-1Bologna-Reggiana
2-0Brescia-Napoli
4-2Cremonese-Lazio
1-2Fiorentina-Genova 1893
2-1Fiumana-Biellese
3-1Pistoiese-Venezia
4-1Pro Vercelli-Ambrosiana
0-1Verona-Juventus
[4 nov.](4-novembre) [1928](1928)[3 mar.](31-marzo) [1929](1929)
1-1Ambrosiana-Bologna
3-0Biellese-Verona
0-2Fiorentina-Venezia
11-0Juventus-Fiumana
4-0Lazio-Pistoiese
1-1Napoli-Cremonese
1-1Pro Vercelli-Genova 1893
1-4Reggiana-Brescia
[9 dic.](9-dicembre) [1928](1928)[5 mag.](5-maggio) [1929](1929)
3-1Ambrosiana-Lazio
3-1Biellese-Fiorentina
5-0Bologna-Pistoiese
4-1Cremonese-Fiumana
2-2Genova 1893-Reggiana
0-1Juventus-Brescia
3-3Napoli-Pro Vercelli
2-1Verona-Venezia
[6 gen.](6-gennaio) [1929](1929)[26 mag.](26-maggio) [1929](1929)
9-1Ambrosiana-Pistoiese
1-3Biellese-Juventus
3-1Brescia-Venezia
2-1Fiorentina-Cremonese
0-2Lazio-Genova 1893
2-1Napoli-Fiumana
4-0Pro Vercelli-Reggiana
1-6Verona-Bologna
[27 gen.](27-gennaio) [1929](1929)[16 giu.](16-giugno) [1929](1929)
7-0Ambrosiana-Biellese
1-0Bologna-Brescia
1-0Genova 1893-Venezia
3-0Juventus-Cremonese
1-2Napoli-Lazio
1-1Pistoiese-Fiumana
5-0Pro Vercelli-Fiorentina
3-1Verona-Reggiana

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Serie A qualifications

Both clubs were admitted to the Serie A to allow a wider representation of Southern Italy.

Mitropa qualifications

Italy was invited to join the 1929 Mitropa Cup when the championship was not yet finished, so the FIGC decided a playoff between the apparent runners-up Juventus and Milan, and two out of the three remaining football giants Inter and Genoa.

National Finals

Because of the sole points were considered by the championship regulations, with no relevance to the aggregation of goals, a tie-break was needed.

;Tie-break in Rome

Top goalscorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1ITA Gino RossettiTorino36
2ITA Giuseppe MeazzaAmbrosiana33
3ITA Angelo SchiavioBologna30

References and sources

  • Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio - La Storia 1898-2004, Panini Edizioni, Modena, September 2005

Footnotes

References

  1. After [[extra time]].
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