Sports judge, Serie A disqualified. Matchday 21: two rounds for Conte

The 20th matchday of Serie A ended with Juventus’ victory over Cremonese. The championship will resume on Friday 16th, with the start of the 21st matchday entrusted to Pisa-Atalanta, scheduled for 8.45pm. In view of the next round, the Sports Judge has formalized the disqualification of eight players, but only 3 will miss the 21st matchday. Three coaches stopped, two rounds for Conte, who pays for the expulsion suffered during Inter-Napoli. The coach of the Italian champions misses the injury time against Parma and the match against Sassuolo. Sting also for Gaspar (three days) and Cambiaghi (two). However, Zaccagni, Tomori, Casadei, Cristante and Ramon are back available after serving a one-match stoppage. Below is the complete picture of the Sports Judge’s decisions, including the fines imposed on the clubs.

the disqualified players

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There are three players suspended for the 21st day of Serie A, all stopped for one round: Zaniolo (Udinese) – already out due to injury -, Caracciolo (Pisa) e Pezzella (Cremonese). However, there are also others five players sanctioned by the Sports Judge who will serve the disqualification in the repechage of the 16th matchdayscheduled for 14 and 15 January, and not in the matches next weekend, without therefore affecting the choices of the fantasy coaches. It’s about Band And Gaspar (Lecce) e Cambiaghi (Bologna), sent off during the 20th matchday, as well as Ramadani (Lecce) e Juan Jesus (Napoli), who received a yellow card when they were warned. Sting for Gaspar who will miss three shifts, while there will be two days to serve Cambiaghifor all the others the stop will be for just one shift.

coaches disqualified

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There are also three coaches who will not be able to sit on the bench on the 21st matchday of Serie A. They are Paolo Vanoli (Fiorentina), Antonio Conte (Naples) e Davide Nicola (Cremonese) sent off in matches against Milan, Inter and Juventus respectively. For Conte suspended for two matches (and a fine of 15 thousand euros).

the fined companies

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Six companies were fined. Milan fine of 10 thousand as strict liability, for having unjustifiably delayed the start of the match by approximately three minutes; continued repeated relapse. Lecce fine of 6 thousand euros for having his supporters, during the match, throw two firecrackers and two smoke bombs into the playing area. Inter fine of 5 thousand euros for having his supporters, in the 26th minute of the second half, repeatedly address an insulting chorus to the opposing team’s coach. Rome fine of 5 thousand euros for having his supporters, in the 25th minute of the second half, repeatedly shout a rude chant towards a player from the opposing team. further fine of 2 thousand euros for having his supporters, in the 35th minute of the second half, throw a firecracker into the playing area. Florentine fine of 3 thousand euros for having his supporters, during the match, throw two smoke bombs into the playing area. Atalanta fine of 1,500 euros for having his supporters, in the 10th minute of the second half, throw a piece of fruit onto the pitch.