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| full_local_name = Italia | | full_local_name = Italia | ||
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| link_to_map = http://maps.google.com/maps?q=italy&t=h&hl=en | | link_to_map = http://maps.google.com/maps?q=italy&t=h&hl=en | ||
| continent = Europe | | continent = Europe | ||
| season = | | season = 47 | ||
| number_of_teams = 84 648 (~ | | number_of_teams = 84 648 (~ 67 000 active) | ||
| level_of_series = 10 | | level_of_series = 10 | ||
| number_of_regions = 32 | | number_of_regions = 32 | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 30 November 2011
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| Currency | € 1$ = 1€ |
| Time zone | Hattrick Time |
| Continent: | Europe |
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| Number of regions: | 32 |
| Current local season: | 47 |
| Number of teams: (~ active) |
84 648 (~ 67 000 active) |
| Level of series: | 10 |
| Top series name: | Serie A |
| National cups: | Coppa Italia (main) |
| Italia Emerald Cup (challenger) | |
| Italia Ruby Cup (challenger) | |
| Italia Sapphire Cup (challenger) | |
| Italia Consolation Cup (third tier) | |
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History
Italia was created in Season 11 along with Argentina, Deutschland, England, France, México and USA, as part of Hattrick's initial expansion out of Sverige.
- Italia hosted U-20 World Cup VI.
Notable teams from Italia's past include:
- Fladderkatten: The oldest Italian user still active, won the League in season 18 and the Cup in season 14
- Kender's F.C.: The first Italian team to win two league trophies playing in two different regions
- Plastic Red: His owner, Sluice, was the first Italian GM and also the First Italian National team coach. Won the League in season 15 and 23, and the cup three times in a row from season 18 to 20
- Arezzo Galasocaray: The most successful Italian team so far, with 6 league trophies and 2 Cup. Also reached semifinal of Hattrick Masters III
- A.S. Roma Calcio: The first team to have won three league trophies in a row. The same result was later achieved by Arezzo Galasocaray
- Arezzo: The first team to win the Double in Italy in season 24. Also won the Cup in season 23 and the League in season 31
- Sgainator F.C.: Winner of two cups, the second 10 seasons after the first one (seasons 21 and 31). The second cup was won when the team was playing in V division. It's the Italian record (all the other titles are for team coming from Serie A, II or III division)
- Dunf United: Winner of the league in season 27 and the first italian team in the Hattrick masters. His owner Dunfermine was a former MOD and LA, but was banned from the game while he was the National Coach during World Cup VIII
- Taj Mahal: Won the cup in season 30 and the league in season 32 and 34. Reached the final of Hattrick Masters IV
- Saints Regia: Won the cup twice in season 32 and 33. The team has also the most Achievements points in Italia
- SQUARTA PRAGA: Won the cup twice in season 34 and 35. Then the team won the league in season 36 and 37. The first team to win 4 different titles in a row, and then participating in four Hattrick Masters
- Olympique Maraviglia: Won the league in season 39 and reached the final of Hattrick Masters XIII
- Orda Balorda Urbino: Won the cup in season 40 playing in Serie A, 11 seasons after last Serie A winner (Arezzo Galasocaray). Won Serie A in season 41 and Hattrick Masters XV in Season 42, it was the first Italian team to win the Masters.
Trophies
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Italia U-20 | 03.10.2008 | Season 35/36 | U-20 World Cup XI |
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Italia U-20 | 17.05.2009 | Season 37/38 | U-20 World Cup XII |
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Italia U-20 | 27.12.2009 | Season 39/40 | U-20 World Cup XIII |
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Italia U-20 | 30.10.2011 | Season 45/46 | U-20 World Cup XVI |
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Orda Balorda Urbino | 10.6.2010 | Season 42 | Hattrick Masters XV |
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Champions
See also:
The Double
These are the teams that have managed to take home the double, i.e. managed to win both Serie A and Coppa Italia in the same season.
| Team Name | Victories | Season(s) |
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| Arezzo Galasocaray | 2 | 28, 29 |
| Arezzo | 1 | 24 |
| Juve United | 1 | 13 |
Italian teams participating in Hattrick Masters
See Italia in Hattrick Masters for more details.
National Teams
Footnotes
- ^ Season is not displayed. League table of season 12 had to be reconstructed
- ^ The semifinals saw the victories of Venezia against Sardinia (with 0:1 away and 1:0 at home) and of Milano against Campania (with 6:0 at home and 0:2 away). The two final matches weren't played. There's no winner for season twelve's cup therefore.
Regions of Italia 
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Abruzzo | Bari | Basilicata | Bologna | Cagliari | Calabria | Campania | Emilia Romagna | Firenze | Friuli Venezia Giulia | Genova | Lazio | Liguria | Lombardia | Marche | Milano | Molise | Napoli | Palermo | Piemonte | Puglia | Roma | Sardegna | Sicilia | Torino | Toscana | Trentino Alto Adige | Umbria | Valle d'Aosta | Veneto | Venezia | Verona |
| Latin Europe |
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Andorra (Andorra) · France (France) · Italy (Italia) · Malta (Malta) · Portugal (Portugal) · San Marino (San Marino) · Spain (España) |
