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Description Genoa (Italy), "Via del Piano" Ground, March 2, 1924. The line-up of Genoa C.F.C. took to the pitch in the home defeat versus A.C. Padova (1-2), Matchday 18 of Italian League 1923–24 Prima Divisione, Northern League, Group A. From left to right, top: Castello (manager), W. Garbutt (coach), D. Bellini, G. De Prà, R. De Vecchi, Alfieri (referee); centre: O. Barbieri, L. Burlando, E. Leale; bottom: E. Neri, E. Sardi (II), E. Catto (I), A. Santamaria (I), A. Bergamino (I).
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Source (January 2001). Calcio 2000 (37). Milan, Italy: Action Group.
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Genoa Cricket and Football Club, March 2, 1924

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Luigi Burlando

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