Nissa FC

Leagues Played
Italy Serie D 34
Links
Wikipedia
Italy Serie D 12/22 14:00 17 [17] ASD Licata v Nissa FC [7] W 2-3
Italy Serie D 12/15 13:30 16 [10] Nissa FC v Akragas [18] W 1-0
Italy Serie D 12/08 13:30 15 Enna Calcio v Nissa FC D 2-2
Italy Serie D 12/01 13:30 14 [9] Nissa FC v Reggina [4] D 1-1
Italy Serie D 11/24 13:30 13 Acireale v Nissa FC W 1-2
Italy Serie D 11/17 14:00 12 Nissa FC v ASD Ragusa D 0-0
Italy Serie D 11/10 14:00 11 Citta Di S. Agata v Nissa FC L 3-1
Italy Serie D 11/03 13:30 10 Nissa FC v Scafatese W 4-2
Italy Serie D 10/27 14:00 9 Igea Virtus v Nissa FC D 0-0
Italy Serie D 10/23 13:00 8 Nissa FC v ASD Sancataldese D 3-3
Italy Serie D 10/20 13:30 7 ASD CastrumFavara v Nissa FC D 2-2
Italy Serie D 10/13 12:30 6 [8] Nissa FC v FC Pompei [9] L 0-2
Italy Serie D 10/06 13:00 5 AC Locri v Nissa FC W 0-2
Italy Serie D 09/29 13:00 4 [3] Sambiase v Nissa FC [14] D 1-1
Italy Serie D 09/22 13:00 3 [12] Nissa FC v US Siracusa [6] L 0-1
Italy Serie D 09/15 13:00 2 ASD Paterno v Nissa FC D 0-0
Italy Serie D 09/08 13:00 1 Nissa FC v Vibonese D 1-1

Wikipedia - SSD Nissa FC

Società Sportiva Dilettantistica Nissa Football Club, commonly known as Nissa, is an Italian association football club, based in Caltanissetta, Sicily.

History

Foundation

The club was founded in 1962, as heir of former local club Unione Sportiva Nissena, who lived from 1947 to 1962 and assumed the original denomination of Nissa Sport Club 1962.

Former crest of Nissa FC.

Serie D

Nissa played in a minor amateur league before reaching Serie D in 1967, where it spent five seasons before relegating in 1972. It returned to play Serie D only in 1979, later starting plans for a historical entry into Italian professional football. Nissa were however relegated in 1983, only to be readmitted to fill a league vacancy; it consequently decided to take advantage of the opportunity and build a strong team that promptly won the 1984 Serie D league, and finally ensuring promotion to Serie C2.

Serie C2

Nissa's debut as a professional team came in a Coppa Italia Serie C match against Reggina, which ended in a 2–2 home tie. In its first Serie C2 season, it barely escaped relegation by winning the four final matches. The following campaign was far more successful, as Nissa achieved a good sixth place in the final place. However, Nissa's time in professional football came to an end in 1987, as it was relegated back to Interregionale. This was followed by a financial crisis that caused a relegation to Promozione in 1989; the club promptly returned to Interregionale the following season, but only to be cancelled from football due to bankruptcy in 1992. A minor Promozione club, Caltanissetta, was consequently admitted to Eccellenza under the denomination of Nuova Nissa, being promoted to Serie D in 1995. However, this club folded three years later, in 1998, due to financial issues.

The refoundation

After a year without a major football team in Caltanissetta, minor clubs Sommatino and Nissena 1996 merged to found the current club in 1999, thus gaining the right to play Promozione and immediately winning promotion to Eccellenza. In the following years, Nissa fought hard to go on its rise into the football pyramid, without succeeding in it until 2008, when it won the Girone A of Eccellenza Sicily after a long battle with Trapani.

Liquidation, another refoundation and return to Serie D

In the summer of 2013, the club could not enter 2013–14 Eccellenza after the relegation and was so subsequently liquidated. In 2014, however, it restarted in Prima Categoria Sicily under the current name.

In 2024, Nissa were crowned Eccellenza Sicily champions, thus winning promotion to Serie D.

**Nissa FC: A Legacy of Passion and Excellence**

Nissa FC is a dynamic and ambitious soccer team that embodies the spirit of competition and community. Founded in [insert founding year], the club has quickly established itself as a formidable force in both local and regional leagues. With a commitment to developing talent and fostering a love for the game, Nissa FC is dedicated to nurturing players from grassroots to professional levels.

The team's colors, [insert team colors], symbolize unity and determination, reflecting the club's core values of teamwork, respect, and perseverance. Nissa FC's home ground, [insert stadium name], is a vibrant hub for fans and families, where the electrifying atmosphere fuels the players' passion on the pitch.

Under the guidance of a skilled coaching staff, Nissa FC emphasizes a style of play that combines technical skill with strategic teamwork. The players are not only athletes but also ambassadors of the club, engaging with the community through outreach programs and youth initiatives.

As Nissa FC continues to grow, it remains focused on its mission to achieve excellence both on and off the field, striving for championships while building a legacy that inspires future generations of soccer enthusiasts. Join us as we cheer on our team and celebrate the beautiful game!