Domagnano

San Giovanni, set it up in 1966. The first Campionato Sammarinese title followed in 1988–89, and three more came in the 2000s, alongside eight Coppa Titano wins and three Trofeo Federale successes. Since the league was reduced to a single division in 1996, Domagnano has never gone back down.

That domestic strength bought them three trips into the UEFA Cup, in 2002–03, 2003–04 and 2005–06, and each time the first qualifying round settled it, against Viktoria Žižkov, Torpedo Moscow and Domžale in turn. Simone Bacciocchi and Enrico Golinucci built long international careers out of the club's shirt, and Matteo Rossi, who played there in the mid-2000s, went on to become a Captain Regent of San Marino. On the pitch, the rivalries that mean the most are with Tre Penne and Faetano, without either fixture ever having earned a name of its own the way Tre Penne's meetings with Libertas have.

All of it plays out at the Stadio di Domagnano.