1935–36 Coppa Italia

Country

Italy

Teams

Champions

Torino A.C.

Runners-up

Alessandria U.S.

Matches played

97 + 8 one-game playoffs

← 1927–28

1936–37 →

The 1935–36 Coppa Italia was the third edition of the tournament and the first led to its conclusion since 1922.

98 teams took part to this competition, which included a first phase, with elimination rounds reserved to Serie B and C teams, and a final phase, where the 16 winners of the first phase met Serie A teams. All the matches were played in a single leg, homefields were decided by drawing except for the final match.

The trophy was won by Torino A.C., which defeated 5–1 Alessandria U.S. in the final match, played at the Luigi Ferrari Stadium in Genoa on June 11, 1936. Winning the cup, Torino also gained the qualification to the 1936 edition of the Mitropa Cup.

Elimination rounds

First round

Match	Res.	Notes	Match	Res.	Notes
Anconitana Bianchi–Grion Pola	4–1		Cremonese–Comense	n.p.	Comense withdrew
Fiumana–Forlimpopoli	3–2		Cusiana–Crema	1–2
Jesi–Rovigo	1–2	after extra time	Falck–Pro Patria	2–1	after extra time
Mantova–Alma Fano	1–1	after extra time; ogp 2–2 aet. Both admitted to 2nd round because of Pescara's withdrew	Lecco–Legnano	0–2
Padova–Venezia	0–0	1–2 on a one-game playoff	Gallaratese–Biellese	2–1
Pro Gorizia–Treviso	2–1		Parma–Fanfulla	3–1
Udinese–Trento	4–3		Seregno–Monza	2–0
Vicenza–Rimini	3–4		Reggiana–Piacenza	4–1
Andrea Doria–Asti	5–3		Sempre Avanti–Cagliari	2–0
Empoli–Pontedera	1–0		Civitavecchiese–Fermana	5–1
Imperia–Derthona	3–1		Pescara–Potenza	1–0	Pescara later withdrew
Montevarchi–Pontedecimo	2–1		Benevento–Cosenza	2–1
Sanremese–Spezia	2–0		Catanzarese–Delle Signe	4–1
Savona–Entella	1–2		Salernitana–Bagnolese	3–1
Sestrese–Rivarolese 1919	2–1		Savoia–Cerignola	2–1	after extra time
Ventimigliese–Casale	4–2		Nissena–Trapani	n.p.	Trapani withdrew

Second round

Match	Res.	Notes	Match	Res.	Notes
Serie C qualifications
Anconitana Bianchi–Alma Fano	1–2		Cremonese–Gallaratese	1–0
Rimini–Pro Gorizia	1–1	after extra time; 0–3 on a one-game playoff	Legnano–Falck	n.p.	Falck withdrew
Rovigo–Udinese	2–0		Seregno–Mantova	2–3
Venezia–Fiumana	2–0		Crema–Reggiana	0–1
Parma–Montevarchi	3–1		Empoli-Sempre Avanti	1–2
Imperia–Sanremese	3–4		Civitavecchiese–Savoia	3–2	after extra time
Entella–Ventimigliese	0–1		Catanzarese–Benevento	6–0
Sestrese–Andrea Doria	2–1		Salernitana–Nissena	0–1
Serie B qualifications
Atalanta–Viareggio	0–2		Lucchese–L'Aquila	2–2	after extra time; 0–2 on a one-game playoff

Third round

Match	Res.	Notes	Match	Res.	Notes
Alma Fano–Verona	2–1		Pro Vercelli–Legnano	2–1
Catania–Civitavecchiese	4–0		Reggiana–Viareggio	1–0
Cremonese–Mantova	3–1		Rovigo–Pro Gorizia	2–1
Livorno–Siena	5–0		Sanremese–Parma	3–2
Messina–Sempre Avanti	1–0		Sestrese-Ventimigliese	3–0
Nissena–Catanzarese	2–2	after extra time; 1–4 on a one-game playoff	Spal–Modena	1–1	after extra time; 2–3 on a one-game playoff
Novara–Vigevano	5–1		Taranto–Foggia	1–1	after extra time; 1–2 on a one-game playoff
Pisa–L'Aquila	3–1		Venezia–Pistoiese	2–1

Finals

Bracket

Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final

	Torino	2
	Reggiana	0		Torino	8
	Catania	1		Catania	2
	Palermo	0					Torino (aet)	4
	Livorno	2					Livorno	2
	Catanzarese	1		Livorno (aet)	5
	Messina	2		Sampierdarenese	3
	Sampierdarenese	4								Torino	2
	Ambrosiana–Inter	4								Fiorentina	0
	Brescia	0		Ambrosiana–Inter	0
	Sanremese	2		Juventus	1
	Juventus	4					Juventus	1
	Fiorentina	8					Fiorentina	3
	Sestrese	0		Fiorentina	3
	Genova 1893	3		Genova 1893	0
	Pisa	2											Torino	5
	Cremonese	1											Alessandria	1
	Alessandria	4		Alessandria	4
	Modena	5		Modena	0
	Pro Vercelli	0					Alessandria	1
	Lazio	2					Lazio	0
	Venezia	0		Lazio	2
	Foggia	0		Roma	1
	Roma	4								Alessandria	1
	Napoli	1								Milan	0
	Bari	1		Napoli	3
	Triestina (ogp 3–1)	1		Triestina	1
	Rovigo	1					Napoli	1
	Alma Fano	2					Milan	2
	Milan	4		Milan	3
	Bologna	1		Bologna	0
	Novara	0

Legend:

1935–36 Serie A teams
1935–36 Serie B teams

1935–36 Serie C teams

Final match details

Main article: 1936 Coppa Italia Final

Champion

Coppa Italia 1935-36 Winners
Torino First title

Sources

Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio–La Storia 1898–2004, Panini Edizioni, Modena, September 2005

References

Coppa Italia

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1935-36 in Italian football

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1935–36 in European football

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Domestic leagues	Albania Austria Belgium Bulgaria '35 '36 Cyprus Czechoslovakia Denmark England Estonia '35 '36 Finland '35 '36 France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland '35 '36 Italy Latvia '35 '36 Lithuania '35 '36 Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Northern Ireland Palestine Poland '35 '36 Portugal Republic of Ireland Romania Scotland Soviet Union Spain Sweden Switzerland Yugoslavia

Domestic cups	Austria England France Germany '35 '36 Italy Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway '35 '36 Portugal Republic of Ireland Romania Scotland Spain '35 '36 Soviet Union '36 Switzerland Wales

International competitions	Mitropa Cup '35 '36

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