Pesaro Calcio a 5

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Italservice Pesaro Calcio a 5
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Full nameSocietà Sportiva Dilettantistica Italservice Pesaro Calcio a 5
Founded2011;11 years ago (2011)
GroundPalaCampanara, Pesaro
ChairmanLorenzo Pizza
ManagerFulvio Colini
League Serie A
2018–19Serie A, 1st
Website Club website

Pesaro Calcio a 5, also known for sponsorship reasons as Italservice Pesaro, is a futsal club based in Pesaro, Italy. Founded in 2011, they play in the Serie A and won their first championship in 2019.

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The club runs youth teams at under-19, under-17, under-15, esordiente, pulcini and primi calci.

History

The club was founded in 2011 when Pesaro Five and Palextra Fano merged to form PesaroFano Calcio a 5. [1] Carlo Mercantini, the owner of a furniture business, became its first president. [2] In their debut season they played in the second-tier Serie A2, finishing in fifth place in Group A and reaching the quarter-finals.

In their third season, PesaroFano finished third in their group and again reached the quarterfinals. They also reached the finals of the Serie A2 Coppa Italia. The following year, naturalized Italian player Felipe Tonidandel was named team captain. They lost in the finals to Montesilvano, but won the 2014–2015 Serie A2 Coppa Italia to capture their first trophy in club history. [3] Tonidandel scored the decisive penalty in the final against Orte, the team they had lost to in the finals the year before. [4]

In 2016–17, PesaroFano placed first in Group A by winning 22 out of 26 regular-season games, directly qualifying for promotion to the top-tier Serie A. They also won the Serie A2 Coppa Italia for a second time. Héctor Albadalejo led the team in scoring in both competitions. The team name was shortened to Pesaro Calcio a 5 after the season.

Serie A

In the team's first season in the top division, Ramiro López Díaz served as their head coach. They finished in 7th place and lost in the first round of the playoffs to eventual champions Acqua e Sapone.

In the summer of 2018, the team purchased several world-class players, such as Italian national team members Humberto Honorio, Michele Miarelli, Mauro Canal and Ricardo Caputo as well as imports Cristian Borruto, Pablo Taborda and Javier Adolfo Salas. At head coach, they hired Fulvio Colini, who won the 2010–11 UEFA Futsal Cup with Montesilvano as well as four Serie A league titles with four different teams. [5] That year, newly-named Italservice Calcio a 5 finished second in the regular-season standings behind Acqua e Sapone. [2] Cristian Borruto led the league in goals scored with 28. In the playoff finals, Italservice defeated Acqua e Sapone in five games to win their first top division title. [2] They also reached the finals of the Coppa Italia and the Coppa della Divisione.

One week before the start of the 2019–20 season, Italservice defeated Acqua e Sapon 4–2 to win the 2019 Supercoppa Italiana, the first in club history. [6] Marcelinho, Pablo Taborda, Felipe Tonidandel and Jonas were the goalscorers. [7] On February 16, 2020, Italservice defeated rivals Acqua e Sapon 5–1 for their tenth consecutive win. [8] They defeated CAME Dosson 7–3 the following week, extending the streak to 11. However, they were not able to reach the record of 13 because the league announced in March it was suspending competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [9]

Italservice qualified for the 2019–20 UEFA Futsal Champions League by winning the previous season's league title. They went undefeated in the main round, winning all three matches. For the elite round held in Almaty, they were placed in Group C, described as the "group of death" for including Benfica, ElPozo and Kairat. [10] They began the stage by upsetting the eight time Portuguese league champions Benfica by a score of 5–1. [11] However, they lost 5–3 to the hometown club Kairat the following day [12] and subsequently tied 3–3 with Spanish giants ElPozo to finish second in the group. [13] ElPozo moved on to the final four, which was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [14]

Current squad

Last Update: 1 December 2021 [15]

#PositionNameNationality
2 Defender Andrea Ciappici Flag of Italy.svg
3 Winger Leonardo D'Ambrosio Flag of Italy.svg
4 Pivot Davide Ferraresi Flag of Italy.svg
5 Defender Felipe Tonidandel Flag of Italy.svg
6 Goalkeeper Carlos Espindola Flag of Brazil.svg
7 Winger Giuliano Fortini Flag of Italy.svg
8 Winger Javier Salas Flag of Paraguay.svg
9 Defender Humberto Honorio Flag of Italy.svg
10 Pivot Cristian Borruto Flag of Argentina.svg
11 Winger Mauro Canal Flag of Italy.svg
12 Goalkeeper Tommaso Vesprini Flag of Italy.svg
14 Defender Pablo Taborda Flag of Argentina.svg
15 Goalkeeper Manuel Cianni Flag of Italy.svg
17 Winger Leandro Cuzzolino Flag of Argentina.svg
18 Pivot Júlio de Oliveira Flag of Italy.svg
24 Winger Lucas Bolo Alemany Flag of Argentina.svg
77 Winger Massimo De Luca Flag of Italy.svg

Managers

Honours

Domestic

League

  • Serie A
    • Champions (2): 2018–19, 2020–21
  • Serie A2 Group A
    • Champions (1): 2016–17

Cup

  • Supercoppa Italiana
    • Winners (1): 2019
  • Coppa Italia
    • Runners-up: 2018–2019
  • Coppa della Divisione
    • Runners-up (1): 2018–2019
  • Coppa Italia di Serie A2
    • Winners (1): 2014–2015, 2016–2017
    • Runners-up (1): 2013–2014

Youth

  • Under-21 Serie A
    • Champions (1): 2011–12

International results

SeasonCompetitionRoundCountryOpponentResultVenue (Host City)Qualified
2019/20 UEFA Futsal
Champions League 		Main Round Flag of Germany.svg TSV Weilimdorf5–3 Agnebergshallen
(Uddevalla)		 Symbol keep vote.svg
1st place
Flag of Georgia.svg Georgians Tbilisi5–1
Flag of Sweden.svg Uddevalla 3–1
Elite Round Flag of Portugal.svg Benfica 5–1 Baluan Sholak
Sports Palace
(Almaty)		 Symbol delete vote.svg
2nd place
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kairat 3–5
Flag of Spain.svg ElPozo 3–3
2020/21 UEFA Futsal
Champions League		Preliminary Round Flag of Montenegro.svg KMF Titograd6–0Verde Complex
(Podgorica)		 Symbol keep vote.svg
Round of 32 Flag of France.svg ACCS2–2
(7–8 p)		Teddy Riner Arena
(Asnières-sur-Seine)		 Symbol delete vote.svg
2021/22 UEFA Futsal
Champions League		Main Round Flag of Russia.svg Tyumen 2–3RDS Stadium
(Rimini)		 Symbol delete vote.svg
4th place
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Plzeň 4–2
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kairat 2–3

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