1904 Prima Categoria

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Prima Categoria
Season1903–04
Champions Genoa
6th title
1903
1905

The 1904 Prima Categoria season was won by Genoa.

Qualifications

Played on March 6
Team 1 Score Team 2
Juventus Nero e Bianco (Strisce).svg 3-2 600px Oro e Nero (Strisce).PNG FBC Torinese
Milan Bianco e Rosso (Croce) e Rosso e Nero (Strisce).svg 1-0 Bandiera blu e bianca con scudo di San Giorgio.svg Andrea Doria

Semifinal

Played on March 13
Team 1 Score Team 2
Milan Bianco e Rosso (Croce) e Rosso e Nero (Strisce).svg 1-1 (aet) Nero e Bianco (Strisce).svg Juventus
Repetition
Played on March 20
Team 1 Score Team 2
Milan Bianco e Rosso (Croce) e Rosso e Nero (Strisce).svg 0-3 Nero e Bianco (Strisce).svg Juventus

Final

Played on March 27
Team 1 Score Team 2
Genoa 600px Rosso e Blu con striscia Bianco e croce Rossa su sfondo Bianco.png 1-0 Nero e Bianco (Strisce).svg Juventus

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