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SC Young Fellows Juventus
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Full name Sportclub Young Fellows Juventus
Founded 1992
Ground Utogrund,
Zürich, Switzerland
(Capacity: 2,800)
Chairman Piero Bauert
Manager Switzerland Urs Schönenberger
League 1. Liga
2006-07 Challenge League 18th
Home colours
Away colours

SC Young Fellows Juventus is a professional Swiss football club based in Zürich. It was established in 1992 following a merger between Young Fellows Zürich (established 1903) and Società Calcistica Italiana Juventus Zurigo (established 1922).

The club currently play in the 1. Liga - the third highest division of Swiss football.

Achievements

1936 (as Young Fellows Zurich)

External links

Football in Switzerland
Swiss Football Association
National teams
League system
Super League · Challenge League · 1. Liga  · 2. Liga Interregional · 2. Liga · 3. Liga · 4. Liga · 5. Liga
Domestic cups
List of clubs · List of stadiums
Swiss 1. Liga · 2009–10
Group 1
Group 2

Basel U-21 • Breitenrain • Delémont • Grasshopper U-21 • Grenchen • Höngg • Laufen • Muttenz • Münsingen •
Old Boys • SV Schaffhausen • Solothurn • Wangen • Winterthur U-21 • YF Juventus • Zurich U-21 •
Group 3

Baden • Biaschesi • Cham • Chiasso • Chur • Emmenbrücke • Eschen • Lugano U-21 •
Luzern U-21 • Mendrisio • Rapperswil • Schötz • St. Gallen U-21 • Tuggen • Zofingen • Zug 94 •
Seasons
2008–09 · 2009–10
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