Genoa C.T.C.
		Genoa Club Toronto Canada
		Genoa Club Toronto Canada is a soccer club based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada established in 1996.
		Genoa CTC is the only Canadian Soccer Club that represents Genoa's faith and the club proudly displays Genoa's only website in English.
		2003 sees Genoa CTC take part in bringing to the English speaking fans all the news to Genoa and Soccer fans all around the world.
		In 2006 Genoa CTC was present and organized a trip to celebrate the return of Genoa to Serie B.
		In 2007 Genoa CTC welcomed a new Soccer Team in Toronto for MLS (Major League Soccer) the Toronto FC.
		Also in 2007 Genoa CFC organized a gathering to celebrate the promotion to Serie A. This also gave a chance to have a new tight connection with the "GenteDeLiguria.ca" a social club recognized by the Province of Liguria.
		Genoa C.F.C.
		Genoa Cricket and Football Club is a football club based in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. Founded in 1893, Genoa is the oldest existing Italian football club. The club currently plays at Stadio Luigi Ferraris (capacity 41,917) since 1911, which is shared (since 1946) with the other club based in the city of Genoa - UC Sampdoria.
		Genoa are the tenth most successful club in Italian football. However, they are the fourth most successful in terms of championships won, even though they won these championships in the early ages of Italian football. Genoa's last success dates back to 1924.
		The name, while English in origin, is pronounced according to Italian rules, therefore JEH-noa (dʒɛnoa).
		Since the 1960s, Genoa have often bounced between Serie A and Serie B. In the 2006-2007 season the club competed in Serie B after spending a season in Serie C1 because of a match-fixing scandal, and obtained promotion to Serie A. The 2007-08 campaign for Genoa will be the first in the Italian top division since 1995.
		The club was founded by Englishmen, hence the English name (the italian city of Genova is spelt Genoa in English).
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