1932–33 F.B.C. Juventus season

Foot-Ball Club Juventus
1932-33 season
President	Edoardo Agnelli
Manager	Carlo Carcano
Stadium	Campo di Corso Marsiglia
Serie A	1º (in Mitropa Cup)
Mitropa Cup	Semifinals
Top goalscorer	League: Felice Borel (29); All: Borel (30)
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	Home colours

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

Summary

The team conquered in 1932-33 Serie A the third title in a row[1], its fifth ever with the fewer number of draws (only four) in their history until the 1994-95 campaign. In Mitropa Cup the club reached Semifinals, defeated by Austria Vienna in the first series ever against an Austrian team.In the summer, chairman Edoardo Agnelli and couch Carlo Carcano, look to the market to renforce 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	ITA	Gianpiero Combi
—	DF	ITA	Umberto Caligaris
—	DF	ITA	Mario Ferrero
—	DF	ITA	Virginio Rosetta (Captain)
—	DF	ITA	Duilio Santagostino
—	DF	ITA	Varglien II
—	DF	ITA	Luigi Bertolini
—	DF	ITA	Mario Genta
—	DF	ARG	Luis Monti


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	ITA	Varglien I
—	MF	ITA	Borel II
—	MF	ARG	Renato Cesarini
—	MF	ITA	Giovanni Ferrari
—	MF	ITA	Francesco Imberti
—	MF	ITA	Federico Munerati
—	FW	ARG	Raimundo Orsi
—	FW	ITA	Pietro Sernagiotto
—	FW	ITA	Giovanni Vecchina

Competitions

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) Champion.

Matches

18 September 1932 1	Alessandria	2-3	Juventus	Alessandria
	69' Vecchina 86' (pen.) Orsi	Report	Cattaneo 23' 38' Scagliotti 64'	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	Milano
	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	Milano
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

30 goals

Felice Borel

15 goals

Raimundo Orsi

12 goals

Giovanni Ferrari

8 goals

Renato Cesarini
Pietro Sernagiotto

6 goals

3 goals

2 goals

Giovanni Vecchina

1 goal

Virginio Rosetta

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References

"leggende" (in Italian). juventus.com. Archived from the original on 2010-11-18. Retrieved 2020-04-25.
"Transfers". dlib.coninet.it.
"Borel". enciclopediadelcalcio.it.
"New Stadium for Juve". comune.torino.it.
Match number 500 in club History
Rescheduled from 25 June

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[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.

[4] "New Stadium for Juve". comune.torino.it.

[5] Match number 500 in club History

[6] Rescheduled from 25 June

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