Italy Serie D 05/08 15:00 37 Citta di Messina v ASD Biancavilla - View
Italy Serie D 04/24 14:00 35 ASD Giarre v Citta di Messina - View
Italy Serie D 04/14 14:00 34 Citta di Messina v Cavese - View
Italy Serie D 04/10 14:00 33 ASD Troina v Citta di Messina - View
Italy Serie D 04/03 14:00 32 Citta di Messina v ASD Paterno - View
Italy Serie D 03/27 14:00 31 Santa Maria v Citta di Messina - View
Italy Serie D 03/13 13:30 30 Citta di Messina v Real Agro Aversa - View
Italy Serie D 03/06 13:30 29 ASD Sancataldese v Citta di Messina - View
Italy Serie D 12/12 13:30 16 Citta di Messina v ASD Giarre L 0-3
Italy Serie D 12/08 13:30 15 Cavese v FC Messina - Postponed
Italy Serie D 12/05 13:30 14 Citta di Messina v ASD Troina L 0-3
Italy Serie D 11/28 13:30 13 ASD Paterno v Citta di Messina L 8-1
Italy Serie D Cup 11/24 13:30 - Trapani v FC Messina L 2-0
Italy Serie D 11/21 13:30 12 [15] FC Messina v Santa Maria Cilento [6] L 0-1
Italy Serie D 11/14 13:30 11 Real Agro Aversa v Citta di Messina L 2-1
Italy Serie D 11/07 13:30 10 Citta di Messina v ASD Sancataldese W 2-1
Italy Serie D Cup 11/03 13:30 - FC Messina v Acireale D 0-0
Italy Serie D 10/31 13:30 9 [6] FC Lamezia Terme v FC Messina [16] L 2-1
Italy Serie D 10/24 13:00 8 Citta di Messina v Rende L 1-2
Italy Serie D 10/20 13:00 7 Portici 1906 v Citta di Messina W 0-1
Italy Serie D 10/17 13:00 6 Citta di Messina v Trapani D 1-1
Italy Serie D 10/10 13:00 5 Gelbison v Citta di Messina L 3-0
Italy Serie D 10/06 13:00 4 Citta di Messina v Cittanova Interpiana L 0-4
Italy Serie D 10/03 13:00 3 [1] ASD San Luca v FC Messina [14] L 1-0
Italy Serie D 09/26 13:00 2 Citta di Messina v Acireale D 0-0
Italy Serie D Cup 09/22 13:00 - FC Messina v ASD San Luca D 1-1
Italy Serie D 09/19 13:00 1 ASD Licata v Citta di Messina L 1-0
Italy Serie D Play-Offs 07/10 15:30 1 Citta di Messina v Gelbison W 2-0
Italy Serie D 07/07 15:30 2 [2] FC Messina v Acireale [5] W 2-1
Italy Serie D 07/03 15:00 34 Citta di Messina v Roccella W 7-1

Wikipedia - SSD FC Messina

Football Club Messina was an Italian football club based in Messina, Sicily, formerly known as S.S.D. Città di Messina and U.S.D. Camaro Messina, and disbanded in 2021.

History

Foundation

The club is the direct heir of U.S.D. Camaro Messina, an amateur football club from the Messina neighbourhood of Camaro that was founded in 1969.

Città di Messina

In 2010 the club was renamed to S.S.D. Città di Messina.

In the season 2011–12 the team was promoted from Eccellenza Sicily Group B[] to Serie D after playoffs.

However, they were then relegated twice, and won two straight promotion in 2017 from 2016–17 Promozione Sicily [it] and 2018 from 2017–18 Eccellenza Sicily [it] to find themselves back to Serie D for the 2018–19 Serie D, at the same level with the historical main team in the city, ACR Messina. The club escaped relegation in 2019 after winning a playoff against Locri.

Football Club Messina

In the summer of 2019, the club was acquired by supermarket entrepreneur Rocco Arena, who was also the owner of Spanish club CF Independiente Alicante (heir of Alicante CF).

On 13 July 2019, the Italian Football Federation approved a change name request for the club, which was renamed Football Club Messina.

In the 2020–21 Serie D season, FC Messina ended in second place, behind crosstown rivals ACR Messina. They later won the Serie D Girone I playoffs, defeating Acireale in the semifinal and Gelbison in the final, thus ensuring them the right to be admitted to Serie C in case of a league vacancy.

In July 2021, following Serie D Girone A champions Gozzano's withdrawal, FC Messina applied to be readmitted to Serie C. However, the request to be readmitted was denied by the Lega Pro committee, and successively also on appeal, due to the club's inability to provide a valid surety in time.

The 2021–22 Serie D campaign saw club owner Rocco Arena relinquishing from investing in the club during the season. In December the club released most of its players and failed to show up at two consecutive league games, thus being excluded from the league with immediate effect.

Citta di Messina is a professional soccer team based in Messina, Italy. The team was founded in 1900 and has a rich history in Italian soccer. They currently play in Serie D, the fourth tier of Italian soccer.

The team's colors are red and yellow, and their home stadium is the Stadio San Filippo, which has a capacity of 37,000 spectators. Citta di Messina has a passionate fan base and is known for their attacking style of play.

Over the years, the team has had some notable players, including Giovanni Tedesco, who played for the team for over a decade and helped them win promotion to Serie A in 2004. Other notable players include Francesco Coco, Fabio Liverani, and Salvatore Aronica.

Citta di Messina has had its fair share of ups and downs, including financial troubles that led to the team being dissolved in 2011. However, the team was re-founded in 2013 and has been working its way back up the Italian soccer pyramid.

Overall, Citta di Messina is a team with a proud history and a bright future. They have a loyal fan base and are committed to playing attractive, attacking soccer.