Dolomiti Bellunesi

The final whistle at the Poule Scudetto tie against Ospitaletto went against Dolomiti Bellunesi in the spring of 2025, a 3-2 aggregate loss that stopped their season one round short of a shot at Serie C by playoff. It hardly mattered by then. A month earlier, on 4 May, a 4-1 win over Brian Lignano had already sealed the Serie D Group C title outright, sending the club up a division for the first time since it existed at all.

That existence began in July 2021, when three sides from the province of Belluno — Belluno itself, San Giorgio Sedico and Union Feltre — merged into one. The new club needed a name, and it took its colours from the mountains around it: pink for the enrosadira, the glow the Dolomites take on at sunrise and sunset, green for the valley forests, black for the bare rock. For its first three seasons it played in plain white anyway, a deliberate blank page, before a 2024 rebrand finally put the pink and green on the shirt and gave the nickname Rosaverdi something to point at.

Nicola Zanini took the team up from Serie D but did not last long in Serie C, dismissed in October 2025 after a poor start. Pablo Perez, who wore the captain's armband through the promotion campaign and left in July 2025, has given way to Thomas Cossalter, while up front Luca Clemenza has carried much of the scoring load this season.

None of Belluno's own grounds met Serie C's requirements when the season began, so Dolomiti Bellunesi opened it away from home in every sense, playing at the Stadio Omero Tognon in Fontanafredda, in the neighbouring province of Pordenone. From 18 January 2026 they move back closer to home, to the Stadio Zugni Tauro in Feltre, its capacity raised to 1,700 by emergency renovation work. The Stadio Polisportivo in Belluno itself, the club's traditional ground, stays under renovation, its capacity due to reach 2,000 by the following spring.