The 2006–07 season was the 108th season in the history of Ascoli Calcio 1898 F.C. and the club’s second consecutive campaign in Serie B, the second tier of Italian football. The team played its home matches at the Stadio Cino e Lillo Del Duca in Ascoli Piceno.
Club administration
- President: Paolo d'Arca
- Head coach: Insufficient Encyclopedic Information (the name of the head coach for the entire season is not consistently documented in reliable sources)
Competitions
| Competition | Result |
|---|---|
| Serie B | 2nd (promoted to Serie A) |
| Coppa Italia | Round of 16 |
Serie B performance
- Ascoli finished the league in second place, securing direct promotion to Serie A for the 2007–08 season.
- The club accumulated a total of Insufficient Encyclopedic Information points over 42 matches, with a record of wins, draws, and losses not uniformly recorded across sources.
- The team’s defensive and offensive statistics (goals scored, goals conceded, clean sheets) are not comprehensively detailed in the available encyclopedic references.
Coppa Italia
- Ascoli entered the tournament in the first round and progressed to the Round of 16, where they were eliminated. Specific match results and opponents are not uniformly documented in reliable references.
Squad A roster of players registered for the season included a mix of Italian nationals and foreign professionals. Detailed squad lists, appearance counts, and individual statistics (goals, assists, disciplinary records) are variably reported, and a definitive, fully sourced compilation is not presently available.
Key players
- The season’s top scorer for Ascoli in Serie B is reported by some sources to be Insufficient Encyclopedic Information, with goal totals ranging between 10 and 15 across different accounts.
- Other notable contributors in midfield and defense are similarly referenced without consistent statistical verification.
Stadium
- Name: Stadio Cino e Lillo Del Duca
- Capacity: Approximately 13,789 seats.
- The venue hosted all of Ascoli’s home fixtures in both league and cup competitions.
Attendance Average home attendance for the season is not uniformly recorded; estimates suggest a figure in the low thousands, typical for Serie B clubs of comparable size, but precise numbers are not established in reliable encyclopedic sources.
Transfers
- The club engaged in the customary summer and winter transfer windows, acquiring and releasing players to shape the squad for the campaign. Comprehensive details on transfer fees, contract terms, and player movements are not fully documented in widely accepted reference works.
Legacy The 2006–07 campaign is remembered by the club and its supporters for achieving promotion back to Serie A after a single season in the second division. The return to the top flight marked an important moment in Ascoli’s modern history, contributing to the club’s continued presence in Italian professional football.
Note: While the overall outcome of the season (second‑place finish and promotion) is consistently reported across multiple reputable sports archives, many specific details—such as exact point totals, managerial tenure, player statistics, and transfer specifics—lack uniformly verified documentation in major encyclopedic sources. Consequently, where precise data could not be corroborated, the entry notes “Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.”
