what is the first club which has won italian calcio ?
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The oldest Italian championships officially considered (the FIF tournament - Federation Italienne du Football) were not played in a single league but played in various regional groups with play-offs. The award was a Cup which could be kept after winning three tournaments.\nThe first Cup was offered in 1898 by the Duca degli Abruzzi, a member of the Royal House of Savoy, and was awarded to Genoa Cricket & Football Club in 1901. (Not to be confused with the Medaglia di Re, a trophy for challenge matches secured by Milan in 1902.) \nThe second trophy was offered by Dan Fawcus, player and manager of Genoa, and was awarded to his team in 1904. \nThe third (and last) Cup was offered in 1905 by James R. Spensley the old goalkeeper of Genoa who became manager and FIF referee. It was gained by SG Pro Vercelli. \nDuring that early period, most of football teams played for the FNGI (Italian Federation of Gymnastics) instead of FIF events (or indifferently for both federations). FNGI organised annual Concorsi Federali di Calcio (official Italian championships) sometimes inserting that events in the three-yearly Concorsi Nazionali FGNI, a sort of national Convention of all sports (like Olympic games). The necessity to perform a lot of different sports was the reason for their seasonal placing (summer or early autumn) in order to have dry fields to play. FIF Championships were rather played in winter time. \n\n1898     Genoa 1893
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What do u mean by Spanish and Italian soccer clubs in the United States
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I'm with you Forza Milan! I also support the azzurri in the world cup largely because I'm an italian by heritage. I got hooked on AC milan when I was in Rome and caught an AC Milan game on TV in the hotel room. Just after that they were in the uefa championships with Chelsea (one of the view club games on regular cable TV) so I supported them from there on. (I'm fairly new to the European game)
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All-time topscorers in Calcio (ITA):\n\nName (Years), Games, Goals \nSilvio Piola (29/54), 537 games, 274 goals\nGunnar Nordahl (49/59), 291 games, 225 goals\nJosé Altafini (58/76), 459 games, 216 goals\nGiuseppe Meazza (27/47), 367 games, 216 goals\nRoberto Baggio (85/04), 452 games, 205 goals\nKurt Hamrin (56/71), 400 games, 190 goals\nGiuseppe Signori (91/04), 344 games, 188 goals\nGabriel Batistuta (91/03), 318 games, 184 goals\nGiampiero Boniperti (46/61), 444 games, 178 goals\nAmedeo Amadei (_/_), 423 games, 174 goals
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I support Juve for 12 years. But if they are found guillty they can be demoted & worse they can be stripped of the last 2 scudettos. The UEFA is keeping a close eye on this, so italian fa wont take a chance. But Bianconeri will rise up. Milan went down & bankrupt in 80. Still later they won 3 european titles. Juve can do that too.
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The first winner of this coveted tournament was Uruguay. \n\nThis cup was permanently awarded in 1970 to Brazil the great football-playing nation and the winner of five-world-cup (1958, 1962,1970, 1994, 2002) and a new trophy called the FIFA World Cup was put up for competition. (West Germany) was the first winner of the new trophy, FIFA world cup in 1974.
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luca toni.\nFORZA AZZURRI.
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Considering the current statistics it is FC Barcelona(league champ 2 yrs(including current), Favs for Champions league). Considering history it is Real Madrid (lot of league cups, most champions league titles).
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Hi. AC Milan at the moment :)
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Team Honours\nItalian Championships: 13 \n1909/10 Campelli, Fronte, Zoller, Yenni, V.Fossati, Stebler, Capra, C.Payer, E.Peterly, Aebi, Schuler \n1919/20 Campelli, Francesconi, Beltrami, Milesi, G.Fossati, Scheidler; Conti, Aebi, Agradi, L.Cevenini, Asti \n1929/30 Degani, Gianfardoni, Allemandi, Rivolta, Viani, Castellazzi, Visentin, Serantoni, Meazza, Blasevich, Conti \n1937/38 Peruchetti, Buonocore, Setti, Locatelli, Olmi, Antona, Frossi, N.Ferrara, Meazza, Ferrari, P.Ferraris \n1939/40 Peruchetti, Poli, Setti, Locatelli, Olmi, Campatelli, Frossi, A.Demaria, Guarnieri, Candiani, P.Ferraris \n1952/53 Ghezzi, Blason, Giacomazzi, Neri, Giovannini, Nesti, Armano, Mazza, Lorenzi, Skoglund, Nyers \n1953/54 Ghezzi, Giacomazzi, Padulazzi, Neri, Giovannini, Nesti, Armano, Mazza, Lorenzi, Skoglund, Nyers \n1962/63 Buffon, Burgnich, Facchetti, Zaglio, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Di Giacomo, Suarez, Corso \n1964/65 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Tagnin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Domenghini, Suarez, Corso \n1965/66 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Domenghini, Suarez, Corso \n1970/71 L.Vieri, Bellugi, Facchetti, Bedin, Giubertoni, Burgnich, Jair, Bertini, Boninsegna, S.Mazzola, Corso \n1979/80 Bordon, G.Baresi, Oriali, Pasinato, Mozzini, Bini, Caso, Marini, Altobelli, Beccalossi, Muraro \n1988/89 Zenga, Bergomi, Brehme, Matteoli, Ferri, Mandorlini, A.Bianchi, Berti, Diaz, Matthaeus, A.Serena \n\nEuropean Cup: 2 \n1963/64 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Tagnin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Milani, Suarez, Corso \n1964/65 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Peirò, Suarez, Corso \n\nItalian Cup 4 \n1938/39 Sain, Buonocore, Setti, Locatelli, Olmi, Campatelli, Frossi, A.Demaria, Guarnieri, G.Meazza, P.Ferraris \n1977/78 Cipollini, Canuti, Fedele, Baresi, Gasparini, Bini, Scanziani, Oriali, Altobelli, Marini, Muraro \n1981/82 Bordon, Bergomi, Baresi, Marini, Oriali, Canuti, Bini, Bagni, Prohaska, Beccalossi, Altobelli \n2004/05 Toldo, J.Zanetti, Materazzi, Mihajlovic, Favalli, Ze Maria, Cambiasso, Stankovic, Kily Gonzalez, Martins, Adriano \n\nUEFA Cup: 3 \n1990/91 Zenga, Bergomi, Brehme, Battistini, Ferri, A.Paganin, A.Bianchi, Berti, Klinsmann, Matthaeus, Pizzi \n1993/94 Zenga, A.Paganin, D.Fontolan, Jonk, Bergomi, Battistini, Orlando, Manicone, Berti, Bergkamp, Sosa \n1997/98 Pagliuca, Colonnese, Fresi, West, J.Zanetti, A.Winter, Ze Elias, Djorkaeff, Simeone, Zamorano, Ronaldo\n \nIntercontinental Cup: 2 \n1964 Sarti, Malatrasi, Facchetti, Tagnin, Guarneri, Picchi, Domenghini, Milani, Peirò, Suarez, Corso \n1965 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Peirò, Suarez, Corso\n \nSuperCoppa Italiana 2 \n1988/89 Zenga, G.Baresi, Brehme, Matteoli, Bergomi, Verdelli, Bianchi, Berti, Morello, Cucchi, A.Serena \n2005/06 Toldo, J.Zanetti, Materazzi, Cordoba, Favalli, Ze Maria, Cambiasso, Stankovic, Veron, Martins, Adriano\n \nFinals:\n\nEuropean Cup 2 \n1966/67 Sarti; Burgnich, Guarneri, Facchetti; Bedin, Picchi; Domenghini, Mazzola, Cappellini, Bicicli, Corso \n1971/72 Bordon; Burgnich, Facchetti, Bellugi, Oriali; Giubertoni, Bedin, Frustalupi; Jair (Pellizarro), Mazzola, Boninsegna \n\nUEFA Cup 1 \n1996/97 Pagliuca, Bergomi, Fresi, Paganin, Pistone, Djorkaeff, Sforza, Ince, Zanetti, Ganz, Zamorano \n\nCentral Europe Cup (Mitropa Cup) 1 (The Mitropa Cup carried a prestige only comparable with the Champions' Cup of later decades)1932/33 \n\nItalian Cup 4 \n1958/59 Matteucci, Guarneri, Gatti, Masiero, Cardarelli, Bolchi, Bicieli, Firmani, Angelillo, Corso, Rizzolini \n1964/65 Sarti, Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, S.Mazzola, Peirò, Suarez, Corso \n1976/77 --- \n1999/00 Peruzzi, Serena, Cordoba, Blanc, Domoraud, J.Zanetti, Di Biagio, Cauet, Seedorf, R.Baggio, Zamorano \n2004/2005 (Leg 1) Toldo, J Zanetti, Mihajlovic, Materazzi, Ze Maria, Favalli, Kily (v.d. Meyde), Cambiasso, Stankovic, Martins (Cruz), Adriano.
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Uruguay did win the first world cup, when it was hosted in Uruguay in 1930.  However they didn't win the second one, Italy won it twice (1934 and 1938) before Uruguay won again in the first post-war world cup (1950), in Brazil
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Let's not exaggerate. Almost every football team has ups and downs over the years. Inter is one of the most valuable Italian teams and one of the best in the whole football world. In their history, they won "Il scudetto", the Italian championship, 13 times; la Coppa Italia 4 times; the Champions League 2 times; the UEFA Cup 3 times; the Intercontinental Cup 2 times and the Italian Supercup 2 times (last time in 2005). That should make them A GREAT TEAM. And be patient, they'll be back.
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thats a trick question because it was held at Hampden in 1963 when Real Madrid beat Eintracht Frankfurt 7-3 in the best ever final, so that would maake them first to win it in britain. As for first british winners then it would be Celtic with a 2-1 win over Inter Milan in Lisbon in 1967.
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Not entirely sure - but think it may have been Notts County... They were certainly the first league club. Formed in 1862 and founder member of English football league in 1888.
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They won it 5 times. \nIn Rome, Wembley, Paris, Rome and Istanbul.
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MAGICA JUVE VINCI PER NOI.....\n\n!!!!!!!!!JUVE X SEMPRE!!!!!!!!!
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Alberto Gilardino future star of the greatest club on the face of the Earth- AC Milan.