Eccellenza Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Eccellenza Friuli-Venezia Giulia is the regional Eccellenza football division for clubs in the northern Italian region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy. It is competed amongst 16 teams, in one group. The winners of the Groups are promoted to Serie D. The club who finishes second also have the chance to gain promotion; they are entered into a national play-off which consists of two rounds.

Eccellenza Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Organising body	Lega Nazionale Dilettanti
Founded	1991
Country	Italy
Confederation	UEFA
Number of teams	16
Promotion to	Serie D
Relegation to	Promozione Friuli-Venezia Giulia
League cup(s)	Coppa Italia Dilettanti
Current champions	Manzanese (2019–20)
Most championships	Manzanese (4 titles)
Website	http://www.lnd.it

Champions

Here are the past champions of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Eccellenza, organised into their respective seasons.[1]

• 1991–92 Manzanese
• 1992–93 Pro Gorizia
• 1993–94 Sanvitese
• 1994–95 ITA Palmanova
• 1995–96 Cormonese
• 1996–97 Tamai
• 1997–98 Itala San Marco
• 1998–99 Pro Gorizia
• 1999–2000 Sevegliano
• 2000–01 Tamai
• 2001–02 Monfalcone
• 2002–03 Sacilese
• 2003–04 Pro Romans
• 2004–05 Manzanese
• 2005–06 Pordenone
• 2006–07 Sarone
• 2007–08 Pordenone
• 2008–09 Manzanese
• 2009–10 Torviscosa
• 2010–11 I.S.M. Gradisca
• 2011–12 Kras
• 2012–13 Unione Fincantieri Monfalcone
• 2013–14 Fontanafredda
• 2014–15 Unione Fincantieri Monfalcone
• 2015–16 Cordenons
• 2016–17 Cjarlins Muzane
• 2017–18 Chions
• 2018–19 San Luigi
• 2019–20 Manzanese

Domestic Cup Winners

Coppa Italia Dilettanti Friuli-Venezia Giulia is the domestic cup for Eccellenza and Promozione Friuli-Venezia Giulia clubs. Since season 2013-14 only Eccellenza ones may take part. The winners join to Coppa Italia Dilettanti.

Year	Winner	Runner Up	Score
1991–92	Porcia	Ruda	2–2; 2–0 (AR)
1992–93	Tamai	Ronchi	3–1
1993–94	Sanvitese	Fontanafredda	2–0
1994–95	Pro Fagagna	Porcia	3–2*
1995–96	Porcia	Aquileia	3–0
1996–97	Manzanese	San Sergio Trieste	4–2
1997–98	Sacilese	Pro Gorizia	1–0
1998–99	Pro Gorizia	Cormonese	1–0
1999–2000	Sacilese	Palmanova	2–1*
2000–01	Porcia	Sacilese	1–0
2001–02	Monfalcone	Sacilese	0–0
2002–03[2]	Sacilese	Pro Romans	2–2
		Porcia	3–2
2003–04	Pro Romans	Fontanafredda	3–1
2004–05	Pordenone	Gonars	3–0
2005–06	Muggia	Pordenone	1–1
2006–07	Manzanese	Lignano	2–0
2007–08	Sevegliano	Manzanese	0–0
2008–09	Muggia	Fontanafredda	3–1
2009–10	Monfalcone	Torviscosa	1–0*
2010–11	Fontanafredda	I.S.M. Gradisca	2–1
2011–12	Manzanese	Torviscosa	2–1*
2012–13	San Daniele	Rivignano	2–1
2013–14	Chions	Kras	2–1
2014–15	Virtus Corno	Chions	3–2
2015–16	Vesna	Flaibano	4–2
2016–17	Gemonese	Cjarlins Muzane	1–0
2017–18	San Luigi	Torviscosa	2–2
2018–19	San Luigi	Edmondo Brian	3–1

Key to list of winners

(AR)	two legs final
*	Match went to extra time
	Match decided by a penalty shootout after extra time
	Winning team won the Double
Italics	Team from Promozione

Supercup F.V.G.

The Supercoppa Friuli - Venezia Giulia was a football cup held in this region from 1993 to 2002 for teams from Eccellenza (1 group), Promozione (2 groups) and Prima Categoria (3 groups). The leagues involved sent their respective league winners and cup winners to take part.

Year	Supercup Winners	Teams
		Eccellenza winners	Promozione winners	Prima Categoria winners	Coppa F.V.G. winners	Coppa Regione[3] winners	Carnia League winners
1993	Pro Gorizia	Pro Gorizia	Sanvitese San Luigi	7 Spighe Pro Cervignano Ponziana	none
1994	Pro Fagagna	Sanvitese	Pro Fagagna Cormonese	Caneva Torviscosa Pozzuolo	none
1995	Pro Fagagna	Palmanova	Pordenone Trivignano	Fanna Cavasso Zaule Rabuiese Rivignano	Pro Fagagna	Porpetto	Cedarchis
1996	Tamai	Cormonese	Tamai Juventina	Flaibano Capriva Zarja	Porcia	Muggia[4]	Real I.C.
1997	Mossa	Tamai	Porcia Mossa	Sarone Pagnacco Monfalcone	Manzanese	Latte Carso	Cedarchis
1998	Fanna Cavasso	Itala San Marco	Fanna Cavasso San Luigi	Chions Latte Carso Vesna	Sacilese	San Giovanni	Cedarchis
1999	Pro Gorizia	Pro Gorizia	Juniors Casarsa Palmanova	Don Bosco Costalunga Futura Carlino	Cormonese[5]	Union 91	none
2000	Sevegliano	Sevegliano	Rivignano Gradese	Torre Palazzolo Pro Romans	Sacilese	Juventina	none
2001	Tamai	Tamai	SPAL Cordovado Pro Romans	Lignano Gonars San Canzian	Porcia	Caneva	none
2002	Vesna	Monfalcone	Azzanese Vesna	Don Bosco Reanese Ruda	Union 91[6]	Vermegliano	none

See also

• 1991–92 Eccellenza Friuli-Venezia Giulia
• 1992–93 Eccellenza Friuli-Venezia Giulia

References

1. ArchivioCalcio
2. In 2002-03 the cup were divided in 2 stages: one for Eccellenza clubs and the other for Promozione ones. Sacilese won both of them, before beating Pro Romans in Eccellenza stage final, and then against the winners of Promozione stage, Porcia.
3. Cup for the teams from Prima Categoria, Seconda Categoria and Terza Categoria
4. Cup finalist, to replace Capriva (cup winners) champions of the league
5. Cup finalist, to replace Pro Gorizia (cup winners) champions of the league
6. Cup semifinalist, to replace Monfalcone (cup winners) champions of the league, and Sacilese (cup finalist) refused

External links

• Some Club Histories In the League