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ACR Messina - Spielpläne, Tabellen und Tabellen, Spieler, Statistiken und Neuigkeiten

Italy Serie C Play-Offs

Betimate

Prognose Ergebnisse

durchschnittliche Tore

Gewinnchancen

Ergebnis

ISCP

Foggia

ACR Messina

1 - 0

1.36

1.35

Zuletzt insgesamt

Spiele gespielt ACR Messina

10.05.25

ACR Messina

0-0

Foggia

ISCP

0-0

27.04.25

ACR Messina

2-1

Juventus U23

LT3

2-1

19.04.25

Foggia

1-2

ACR Messina

LT3

1-2

06.04.25

Sorrento Calcio

2-1

ACR Messina

LT3

2-1

29.03.25

ACR Messina

3-1

Team Altamura

LT3

3-1

23.03.25

Giugliano

2-3

ACR Messina

LT3

2-3

16.03.25

ACR Messina

0-1

Catania

LT3

0-1

12.03.25

Cavese

3-3

ACR Messina

LT3

3-3

08.03.25

ACR Messina

0-1

Avellino

LT3

0-1

02.03.25

Monopoli

2-1

ACR Messina

LT3

2-1

24.02.25

ACR Messina

0-1

Trapani

LT3

0-1

15.02.25

Benevento

0-0

ACR Messina

LT3

0-0

Siege

Remis

Niederlagen

Gesamtstatistik

ACR Messina

gespielte Spiele 12

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

1.25

Unter/Über

1.5

42%

58%

2.5

42%

58%

3.5

75%

25%

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

58%

42%

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

17%

83%

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

58%

42%

das Zubehör

Datum

Spiel

17.05.25

ISCP

Foggia – ACR Messina

Italy Serie D Table

Pos #	Team	GS - GC
1	AC Bra	0 - 0
2	A.C. Ospitaletto	0 - 0
3	AC Dolomiti Bellunesi	0 - 0

Italy Serie D Fixtures

05/18/2025 14:00

Caravaggio

0 - 0

Virtus Ciserano Bergamo

A.C.R. Messina Football Club, officially known as Associazioni Calcio Riunite Messina S.S.D., is a professional football club based in Messina, Sicily, Italy. The club has a storied history in Italian football, dating back to its original founding in 1900. Messina has competed in both top-tier and lower divisions of Italian football, achieving relative success and remaining a passionate symbol of sporting pride for the city and the wider Sicilian region.The team currently plays their home games at the Stadio San Filippo - "Franco Scoglio", a modern stadium located in Messina with a significant seating capacity for Sicilian football. The club’s traditional colors are red, yellow, and white, which feature prominently in their kits and crest.Known as the "Giallorossi" (Red-Yellows) and "Peloritani," A.C.R. Messina’s supporters are zealous, and the club maintains a strong following in the local community. The rivalry with Reggina, contesting the "Derby dello Stretto," is a particular highlight each season, fueled by geographic proximity across the Strait of Messina.Throughout its history, Messina has seen several notable players grace the team, from Frédéric Biancalani to Arturo Di Napoli, and has stood witness to their journeys through Italian football’s toughest competitions. Though A.C.R. Messina perhaps lacks the trophy-laden cabinets of larger clubs, it’s celebrated for both its resilience and unique Sicilian footballing identity.Over the years, Messina has participated in Serie A, Serie B, Serie C, and various Italian Cup competitions. Their proudest moments include spells in Serie A during the 1960s and 2000s, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s football heritage.Today, A.C.R. Messina continues to chase sporting success, balancing its historic roots with ambitions for future growth, while fostering a passionate fanbase in Sicily and across Italy.

Team:	A.C.R. Messina
Full name:	Associazioni Calcio Riunite Messina Società Sportiva Dilettantistica a r.l.
Country:	Italy
Nickname:	Giallorossi, Peloritani
Founded:	01/12/1900
Colors:	Red, Yellow, White
Stadium:	Stadio San Filippo - "Franco Scoglio" 38,722 seats
Address:	Contrada San Filippo, 98125 Messina, Italy
Telephone:	+39 090 2921475
Fax:	+39 090 2921475
Homepage:	http://www.acrmessina1900.it
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of A.C.R. Messina

Founded

Associazioni Calcio Riunite Messina S.S.D. was founded on December 1, 1900, making it one of the oldest football clubs in southern Italy. The club’s inception was spearheaded by Arthur Barret Lascelles and other sportsmen in the port city of Messina, aiming to bring organized football to the region. Messina played its first football matches in the early 1900s, quickly developing into a central sporting institution in Sicily.

The club has experienced numerous restructurings, mergers, and refoundings, reflecting the volatile nature of Italian lower-league football. Messina’s golden eras came in the 1960s and 2000s, when the club competed in Serie A, famously securing their highest top-flight finish in 2004-05. Messina has also produced significant performances in Serie B and has long been regarded as one of Sicily’s most important sides, behind only Palermo and Catania in terms of historical standing.

Despite suffering relegations and financial collapses in the past — including bankruptcy and restarts at amateur levels — the club has always retained loyal support and managed to re-emerge onto the national stage. ACR Messina is now an iconic part of Italy's football landscape and a proud representative of Sicilian sporting culture.

Finances and ownership

ACR Messina has experienced several changes in ownership and financial fortunes throughout its history. The club has been under administration, faced bankruptcy more than once, and undergone numerous restructurings to ensure survival. Most recently, club management is led by owner Pietro Sciotto, who has been involved since 2017 and has worked toward stability and restoring Messina’s Serie B ambitions.

While not benefiting from the financial resources of Italian football’s giants, Messina has leaned on community support, prudent spending, and careful management to navigate the challenging landscape of Serie C. Investments in youth development and local talent have also become a strategic focus, alongside reviving the club’s presence as a force in southern Italian football.

Despite historic challenges, ACR Messina remains committed to prudent financial management, seeking sustainable progress and the dream of returning to higher professional divisions.

Popular culture

ACR Messina boasts a fiercely loyal and passionate fanbase, known for their unwavering support and vibrant displays at the Stadio San Filippo. The fans, sometimes called "Ultras della Curva Sud," are renowned across Sicily for their dedication, with the club’s matches often drawing large crowds despite recent years outside the top-flight.

The Derby dello Stretto rivalry with Reggina adds to the club’s cultural significance, with matches serving as a symbol of pride for Messina and its citizens. ACR Messina’s fortunes are closely tied to the city’s identity, as fans identify strongly with the club’s Sicilian heritage, colors, and anthems — notably the club’s traditional entrance music and local folk songs.

The club and its supporters are also present in Sicilian popular culture, being referenced in regional literature, songs, and media. Despite fluctuations in success, Messina’s cultural relevance endures, further establishing the club’s legacy as a key representative of Sicilian football.

Player

Across decades of competition, ACR Messina has fielded many notable and respected footballers, both from Italy and abroad. The club is proud of producing and nurturing spirited local talents who became fan favorites, as well as giving a stage for established professionals who achieved success in Italian football.

Among Messina’s most remembered players are Arturo Di Napoli, Giorgio Corona, and Carmine Coppola, who contributed greatly during the club’s modern spell in Serie A. The club also gave rise to the cult hero status of Alessandro Parisi and the reliability of Salvatore Sullo, two defining figures of the 2000s squad. In Messina's earlier history, legends like Frédéric Biancalani and Carlo Facchin made their mark.

Today, the squad blends youth and experience, continuing the tradition of developing talent, with a focus on passionate, hard-working footballers who embrace the identity and pride of wearing Messina’s colors.

Famous Players

Arturo Di Napoli: The talismanic striker, nicknamed "Re Artù" (King Arthur), is widely regarded as Messina’s greatest ever forward, top scorer in recent history and key figure in their Serie A campaigns of the 2000s.
Carmine Coppola: Midfield dynamo and captain during Messina’s Serie A era, revered for his leadership, stamina, and commitment to the badge.
Giorgio Corona: The powerful striker helped secure vital goals in Messina’s memorable runs, embodying the fighting spirit of the club.
Alessandro Parisi: Attacking left-back, remembered for his powerful shot and key goals, especially in Serie A during the club’s renaissance.
Frédéric Biancalani: French defender who provided stability and experience during Messina's late 1990s and early 2000s resurgence.
Salvatore Sullo: Inspirational midfielder whose loyalty and performances endeared him to the fans and saw him serve as team captain.
Giuseppe Sculli: Forward who proved a key part in key promotions and celebrated campaigns in the yellow and red shirt.

These are just a few of the memorable names that have left a lasting impact on ACR Messina's storied journey through Italian football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Arturo Di Napoli	FW	45	96	0.47
2	Giorgio Corona	FW	32	85	0.38
3	Dario Hubner	FW	24	50	0.48
4	Salvatore Sullo	MF	19	170	0.11
5	Carmine Coppola	MF	17	200	0.08
6	Marco Storari	GK	0	75	0.00
7	Alessandro Parisi	DF	12	142	0.08
8	Giuseppe Sculli	FW	11	37	0.30
9	Roberto D'Aversa	MF	9	95	0.09
10	Frédéric Biancalani	DF	8	130	0.06

Typical Squad

ACR Messina’s squad is typically built around a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, featuring a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging local talents. Squad roles are well-defined with clear distinctions among goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards.

Goalkeeper

The club traditionally boasts experienced goalkeepers, historically including names like Marco Storari. Presently, first-choice responsibilities have rotated among promising Italian keepers.

Defender

The defensive line is composed of both youthful energy and seasoned leadership. In previous top-flight campaigns, figures like Alessandro Parisi and Frédéric Biancalani were mainstays.

Midfielder

The Messina midfield emphasizes work rate and tactical discipline, a tradition embodied by players like Carmine Coppola and Salvatore Sullo.

Forward

The attack focuses on incisive movement and technical capability. Arturo Di Napoli remains the standard-bearer as the club’s most prolific scorer in modern times; emerging and established forwards continue to play a vital role in the team’s ambitions.

Messina continues to nurture its homegrown talents, with a special focus on developing future stars from the Sicilian footballing heartland, building its squad structure on determination, pride, and a strong sense of identity.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season represents another campaign in Serie C for ACR Messina, as the club competes with determination to reclaim its place in higher professional divisions. Below is a summary of the current squad and coaching staff as of the latest update (Summer 2024):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Riccardo Fumagalli	Italy	Italy	28/03/2003
Updating	12	Giuliano Santoro	Italy	Italy	01/06/2001
Defender
Updating	3	Francesco Ortisi	Italy	Italy	24/01/2000
Updating	13	Cristian Piana	Italy	Italy	17/06/1997
Updating	4	Stefano Polito	Italy	Italy	15/01/2002
Midfielder
Updating	8	Domenico Franco	Italy	Italy	09/09/1992
Updating	6	Andrea Firenze	Italy	Italy	02/03/1999
Forward
Updating	9	Damiano Lia	Italy	Italy	25/11/1997
Updating	11	Manuel Ferrante	Italy	Italy	10/10/2000
Manager
Updating		Giuseppe Giacomo Modica	Italy	Italy	31/10/1964
Ass. Manager
Updating		Updating...

Coach

ACR Messina, a historic football club from Sicily, has seen a diverse array of head coaches throughout its existence, especially during its most prominent years in Italian football. The club’s managerial history features both local icons and experienced tacticians who have left a distinctive mark. The following are some of the most significant and successful coaches in the history of ACR Messina:

Franco Scoglio: Known as “il Professore”, Scoglio led Messina to the historic promotion to Serie B in 1985–86, marking a renaissance for the club after years in the lower divisions. His tactical knowledge and strong leadership made him a fan favorite and a key figure in Messina’s modern history.
Bortolo Mutti: Mutti managed Messina in multiple periods and was at the helm during the club’s magical era in Serie A (2004–06). Under his guidance, Messina achieved impressive performances in the top flight, including maintaining Serie A status in 2004–05, their best ever league finish (7th place).
Gian Piero Ventura: Ventura led Messina from Serie C1 to Serie B in the late 1990s, laying the foundation for future successes and the club's subsequent rise in Italian football.
Luigi “Gigi” Simoni: Simoni coached Messina in the late 1990s and early 2000s, contributing to the club’s consolidation in Serie B and building competitive teams during challenging times.
Bruno Giordano: Renowned for guiding Messina in the post-Serie A era, Giordano helped stabilize the team and brought a competitive edge in Serie B.

These coaches, among others, have been instrumental in shaping ACR Messina’s competitive spirit and historical milestones, guiding the club through promotions, memorable upticks, and notable league campaigns.

Period	Manager	Country	born
04/2024 – Present	Giuseppe Raffaele	Italy	05/12/1975
02/2024 – 04/2024	Salvatore Sullo	Italy	23/10/1971
07/2023 – 02/2024	Giacomo Modica	Italy	31/05/1964
07/2022 – 06/2023	Ezio Raciti	Italy	14/12/1967
07/2022 – 11/2022	Auteri Gaetano	Italy	21/11/1961
11/2021 – 06/2022	Ezio Raciti	Italy	14/12/1967
07/2021 – 11/2021	Salvatore Sullo	Italy	23/10/1971
07/2019 – 06/2021	Karel Zeman	Italy	05/04/1977
07/2018 – 06/2019	Oberdan Biagioni	Italy	01/05/1964
07/2017 – 06/2018	Pietro Infantino	Italy	19/02/1966
07/2015 – 06/2017	Salvatore Marra	Italy	04/03/1972
2013 – 2015	Arturo Di Napoli	Italy	18/04/1974
2012 – 2013	Gaetano Catalano	Italy	14/11/1966
2010 – 2012	Antonello Ragusa	Italy	20/12/1958
2006 – 2008	Nello Di Costanzo	Italy	30/07/1961
06/2006 – 07/2006	Bruno Giordano	Italy	13/08/1956
07/2004 – 06/2006	Bortolo Mutti	Italy	11/08/1954
10/2003 – 07/2004	Emanuele Domenicali	Italy	06/03/1958
07/2001 – 10/2003	Bortolo Mutti	Italy	11/08/1954
07/2000 – 07/2001	Luigi Simoni	Italy	22/01/1939
07/1999 – 06/2000	Francesco Scorsa	Italy	17/12/1946
07/1998 – 06/1999	Franco Scoglio	Italy	02/05/1941
07/1997 – 06/1998	Gian Piero Ventura	Italy	14/01/1948
07/1995 – 06/1997	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
07/1991 – 06/1995	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
07/1985 – 06/1991	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
07/1984 – 06/1985	Franco Scoglio	Italy	02/05/1941

Crests and Colors

Associazioni Calcio Riunite Messina, commonly known as ACR Messina, is a professional football club based in Messina, Sicily, Italy. Over its history, ACR Messina has seen several transformations in both its crest and traditional club colors.

The original crest of ACR Messina was a simple badge featuring the club's initials, "ACR," often styled in classic lettering with a red and yellow color background, a tribute to the city’s official colors. Throughout the decades, the crest was modified several times. In various versions, key elements such as the city’s iconic towers, a cross, and references to the city’s coat of arms have appeared. The most recognizable modern crest features a shield divided vertically into red and yellow, with the club name "ACR Messina" and, at times, the cross of Saint George at the center. Some recent iterations include subtle stylistic updates to the font and contours, giving it a more contemporary look while honoring its origins.

ACR Messina's traditional colors are red and yellow, reflecting the city flag of Messina. These hues are consistently present in their home kits and branding. Over the years, the team has occasionally worn white as an alternate color, but red and yellow have always been most prominent, symbolizing the passion and history of the city.

These vibrant club colors and evolving crest have become defining identifiers for ACR Messina, embodying the spirit and heritage of the club and the people of Messina.

Fan Club

ACR Messina enjoys loyal support from its fanbase, with local supporters actively participating in the cultural and social life of the city. The most prominent supporters’ group is the "Curva Sud," named for their position in the southern end of the Stadio San Filippo. Formed in the early years of the club’s history, this group is known for its passionate chanting, striking banners in red and yellow, and elaborate displays during home matches.

The Curva Sud is characterized by their unwavering dedication to the team, regardless of the club’s position in the Italian football pyramid. They are renowned for fostering a welcoming and family-like atmosphere, often organizing community activities and charitable initiatives within the city of Messina. Besides the Curva Sud, other supporter groups such as "Fedelissimi" and "Gruppo Zancle" also make an impact with their strong presence and creative tifos, especially during derby matches against other Sicilian rivals.

With their vibrant support, Messina’s fans play a vital role in energizing both the team and the entire football experience at the stadium.

Stadium

ACR Messina plays its home matches at Stadio San Filippo – officially known as Stadio Comunale Franco Scoglio – located in Messina, Sicily, Italy. The stadium was inaugurated in 2004, replacing the old Stadio Giovanni Celeste as the club’s main ground. With a capacity of approximately 38,722 spectators, it is one of the largest stadiums on the island of Sicily.

Stadio San Filippo was designed to offer improved facilities for both players and fans, hosting not only football matches but various community and sporting events in Messina. The stadium has an all-seater format, modern amenities, and ample parking. In 2016, the stadium was officially renamed to honor Franco Scoglio, a legendary coach closely associated with Messina’s most successful eras. While comprehensive renovations have not been frequent, routine maintenance and upgrades have kept the venue in line with league requirements.

The stadium’s open-air structure and Mediterranean location make it an iconic spot for the supporters, providing an electric atmosphere during important matches.

Honours and Awards

ACR Messina, one of Sicily’s most historic football clubs, has experienced moments of triumph throughout its long existence. Although the club has not captured major top-tier national titles, it possesses a respectable record in the lower divisions of Italian football.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Serie B (Italy Second Division) Promotion	Updating...	Promotion to Italian Serie A	1964-65, 2003-04
2	Serie C	4	Champion	1932-33, 1949-50, 2000-01, 2019-20
3	Campionato Nazionale Dilettanti / Serie D	2	Champion	1997-98, 2012-13
4	Coppa Italia Serie C	1	Winner	1978-79
5	Other Domestic/International Titles	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about ACR Messina

Q: What do the initials "ACR" stand for in ACR Messina?

A: "ACR" stands for Associazioni Calcio Riunite, meaning "United Football Associations" in Italian.

Q: What are ACR Messina’s traditional club colors?

A: The club’s traditional colors are red and yellow, representing the city of Messina.

Q: What is the home stadium of ACR Messina?

A: ACR Messina plays at the Stadio Comunale Franco Scoglio, also known as Stadio San Filippo, in Messina, Sicily.

Q: Who is ACR Messina’s biggest rival?

A: ACR Messina’s most significant rival is Reggina, with whom they contest the "Derby dello Stretto," one of Southern Italy’s most passionate derbies.

Q: Has ACR Messina ever played in Serie A?

A: Yes, ACR Messina has competed in Serie A, most recently in the 2006–07 season.

Q: What is the capacity of Stadio San Filippo?

A: The stadium seats approximately 38,722 spectators.

Q: What is the most recognized supporter group of Messina?

A: The most renowned supporters’ group is the "Curva Sud," known for their passionate displays and community involvement.

Q: Has ACR Messina won any major domestic trophies?

A: While not having won Italy’s top-tier titles, ACR Messina has achieved multiple championships in Serie C and Serie D and has won the Coppa Italia Serie C.

Q: When was ACR Messina founded?

A: The club’s roots date back to 1900, with the current ACR Messina structure developed through several mergers and reorganizations over its history.

Q: What are the classic kit colors for ACR Messina’s home games?

A: ACR Messina's home kit traditionally features red and yellow, often in stripes or with a dominant yellow base and red trim.

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