🚨 Drama in Genoa: Sampdoria relegated to third tier for the first time
The heart of Genoa's blucerchiato stopped tonight with Sampdoria's relegation to Serie C in the unified Serie B matchday.
The Genoese club, one of the most successful in Italian football during the 1990s, will play in the Third Division for the first time in its history.Sampdoria couldn't win away against Juve Stabia and, due to other results, is in Serie C along with Cittadella and Cosenza.
Another historic club, Salernitana, earned another chance to fight for survival (as did Frosinone) in the playoff.
In the playoff zone, Cesena outperformed Palermo and secured the seventh place.
La #Sampdoria retrocede in #SerieC pic.twitter.com/FzSfsC9Lau
— Nicolò Schira (@NicoSchira) May 13, 2025
Promoted to Serie A: Sassuolo and Pisa.
Promotion playoff: Spezia (3rd), Cremonese (4th), Juve Stabia (5th), Catanzaro (6th), Cesena (7th), and Palermo (8th).
Relegation playoff: Frosinone and Salernitana.
Relegation: Sampdoria, Cittadella, Cosenza.
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