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1932–33 FBC Juventus season

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Foot-Ball Club Juventus
1932–33 season
PresidentGiovanni Agnelli
ManagerCarlo Carcano
StadiumStadio di Corso Marsiglia
Serie A1st (in Mitropa Cup)
Mitropa CupSemi-finals
Top goalscorerLeague: Felice Borel (29)
All: Felice Borel (30)

During the 1932–33 season Foot-Ball Club Juventus competed in Serie A and the Mitropa Cup.

Summary

The team conquered in 1932–33 Serie A the third title in a row,[1] its fifth ever with the fewest number of draws (only four) in their history until the 1994–95 campaign. In the Mitropa Cup the club reached the semi-finals, defeated by Austria Vienna in the first series ever against an Austrian team. In the summer, couch Carlo Carcano started looking to the market to reinforce the squad.

New players make a difference in this season with Defender Duilio Santagostino,[2] midfielder, Mario Genta. Forward Francesco Imberti, was released but a young striker with only 18 years old Felice Placido Borel will become a legend in the club.[3]

Also, in this season the club left Campo di Corso Marsiglia and inaugurated a new field Stadio Benito Mussolini with a bigger capacity.[4]

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Italy ITA Gianpiero Combi
— DF Italy ITA Umberto Caligaris
— DF Italy ITA Mario Ferrero
— DF Italy ITA Virginio Rosetta (Captain)
— DF Italy ITA Duilio Santagostino
— DF Italy ITA Varglien II
— DF Italy ITA Luigi Bertolini
— DF Italy ITA Mario Genta
— DF Argentina ARG Luis Monti
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF Italy ITA Varglien I
— MF Italy ITA Borel II
— MF Argentina ARG Renato Cesarini
— MF Italy ITA Giovanni Ferrari
— MF Italy ITA Francesco Imberti
— MF Italy ITA Federico Munerati
— FW Argentina ARG Raimundo Orsi
— FW Italy ITA Pietro Sernagiotto
— FW Italy ITA Giovanni Vecchina

Competitions

Serie A

Main article: 1932-33 Serie A

League table

Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Juventus (C) 34 25 4 5 83 23 +60 54 1933 Mitropa Cup
2 Ambrosiana-Inter 34 19 8 7 80 53 +27 46 1933 Mitropa Cup
3 Bologna 34 15 12 7 69 33 +36 42
3 Napoli 34 18 6 10 64 38 +26 42
5 Roma 34 14 11 9 58 35 +23 39
Source: Panini
(C) Champions

Matches

18 September 1932 1 Alessandria 3-2 Juventus Alessandria
Cattaneo 23' 38'
Scagliotti 64'		 Report 69' Vecchina
86' (pen.) Orsi		 Stadium: Stadio del Littorio
Referee: Melandri
25 September 1932 2 Juventus 3-1 Padova Torino
Cesarini 16' 28'
Ferrari 67'		 Report Spivach 48' Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Dell'Era
2 October 1932 3 Napoli 1-0 Juventus Napoli
Sallustro 53' Report Stadium: Stadio Partenopeo
Referee: Albino Carraro
25 September 1932 4 Juventus 1-0 Roma Torino
Cesarini 20' Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Ciamberlini
16 October 1932 5 Pro Vercelli 0-2 Juventus Vercelli
Report Varglien I 52'
Munerati 74'		 Stadium: Stadio Foro Boario
Referee: Caironi
23 October 1932 6 Juventus 2-0 Pro Patria Torino
15:00 Munerati 29'
Ferrari 82'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Bonivento
6 November 1932 7 Bari 0-4 Juventus Bari
Report 15' 18' Cesarini
46' Orsi
88' Ferrari		 Stadium: Campo degli Sport
Referee: Casati
13 November 1932 8 Casale 1-2 Juventus Casale Monferrato
Celoria 57' (pen.) Report 25' Monti
70' Orsi		 Stadium: Stadio Natale Palli
Referee: Ciamberlini
20 November 1932 9 Juventus 4-0 Lazio Torino
Borel 10' 40'
Munerati 54'
Cesarini 90'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
4 December 1932 10 Torino 0-1 Juventus Torino
Report 67' Borel Stadium: Stadio Filadelfia
Referee: Barlassina
11 December 1932 11 Juventus 6-1 Triestina Torino
Sernagiotto 21'
Borel 32' 58' 66'
Ferrari 41'
Orsi 73' (pen.)		 Report 81' Rosa Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Casati
18 December 1932 12 Juventus 3-0 Ambrosiana-Inter Torino
Sernagiotto 13'
Orsi 31' (pen.)
Varglien I 52'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
8 January 1933 13 Fiorentina 1-0 Juventus Firenze
14:30 Petrone 75' Report Stadium: Stadio Giovanni Berta
Referee: Mazzarini
15 January 1933 14 Juventus 2-2 Bologna Torino
Borel 32'
Varglien I 73'		 Report 22' (pen.) Monzeglio
29' Fedullo		 Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
22 January 1933 15[5] Milan 1-1 Juventus Milan
Moretti 62' Report 46' Borel Stadium: Stadio San Siro
Referee: Turbiani
29 January 1933 16 Juventus 4-1 Genova Torino
Orsi 13'
Sernagiotto 56'
Ferrari 75'
Vecchina 86'		 Report 13' Esposto Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
5 February 1933 17 Palermo 0-2 Juventus Palermo
Report 4' 79' Monti Stadium: Stadio Littorio
Referee: Dell'Era
19 February 1933 18 Juventus 3-0 Alessandria Torino
Ferrari 49'
Borel 63'
Orsi 87' (pen.)		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Ciamberlini
26 February 1933 19 Padova 1-1 Juventus Padova
15:00 Spivach 51' Report 83' Ferrari Stadium: Stadio Silvio Appiani
5 March 1933 20 Juventus 3-0 Napoli Torino
Borel 14' 57'
Sernagiotto 15'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Caironi
12 March 1933 21 Roma 0-1 Juventus Roma
15:00 Report 46' Borel Stadium: Campo Testaccio
19 March 1933 22 Juventus 4-2 Pro Vercelli Torino
15:00 Orsi 28' (pen.)
Ferrari 46'
Varglien II 68'
Borel 74'		 Report 23' Casalino
25' Cerutti		 Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Albino Carraro
26 March 1933 23 Pro Patria 0-2 Juventus Busto Arsizio
Report 16' 83' Borel Stadium: Stadio Comunale
Referee: Scorzoni
9 April 1933 24 Juventus 2-0 Bari Torino
15:00 Borel 22'
Monti 38'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Gianelli
16 April 1933 25 Juventus 6-0 Casale Torino
15:00 Ferrari 36' 61' 90'
Monti 52'
Borel 80' 82'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Barlassina
23 April 1933 26 Lazio 1-0 Juventus  Roma
Fantoni 14' Report Stadium: Stadio Nazionale del P.N.F.
Referee: Scorzoni
30 April 1933 27 Juventus 2-1 Torino Torino
15:30 Varglien II 27'
Borel 70'		 Report 13' Busoni Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
21 May 1933 28 Triestina 0-1 Juventus Trieste
Report 78' Borel Stadium: Stadio Littorio
Referee: Melandri
25 May 1993 29 Ambrosiana-Inter 2-2 Juventus Milan
15:30 60' Meazza
77' Levratto		 Report 20' Varglien II
71' Sernagiotto		 Stadium: Arena Civica
Referee: Melandri
28 May 1933 30 Juventus 5-0 Fiorentina Torino
15:30 Monti 15'
Borel 33' 62' 63'
Orsi 34'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Ciamberlini
4 June 1933 31 Bologna 1-2 Juventus Bologna
Schiavio 65' Report 21' Borel
80' Orsi		 Stadium: Stadio Littoriale
Referee: Carraro
11 June 1933 32 Juventus 3-0 Milan Torino
15:30 Borel 16' 67'
Sernagiotto 59'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Referee: Dattilo
15 June 1933[6] 34 Juventus 5-0 Palermo Torino
15:30 Cesarini 7'
Borel 44' 64' 84'
Sernagiotto 45'		 Report Stadium: Campo di Corso Marsiglia
18 June 1933 33 Genova 3-2 Juventus Genova
15:30 Esposto 14' 22' 50' Report 5' Cesarini
88' Rosetta		 Stadium: Campo Marassi

Statistics

Goalscorers

References

  1. ^ "leggende" (in Italian). juventus.com. Archived from the original on 2010-11-18. Retrieved 2020-04-25.
  2. ^ "Transfers". dlib.coninet.it.
  3. ^ "Borel". enciclopediadelcalcio.it. Archived from the original on August 24, 2012.
  4. ^ "New Stadium for Juve". comune.torino.it.
  5. ^ Match number 500 in club History
  6. ^ Rescheduled from 25 June


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