All decisions after the end of the eighteenth round of the championship. Several companies were fined
The 18th matchday of Serie A ended with Inter’s round success over Bologna. However, the championship will start again immediately with the midweek round: the 19th day it will open on Tuesday 6 January at 3pm with the advance between Pisa and Como. After serving the round of suspension, Diego Carlos, the only player disqualified in the previous round, is back available, while coach Di Francesco will also miss the match against Roma. In view of the next day, however, the Sports Judge has stopped five other players. Below are all the official decisions, including the fines imposed on the companies.
the disqualified players
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There are five players who will have to serve the disqualification (only one match) on the 19th matchday. Noslin (Lazio) sent off after the double yellow card received in the match against Napoli, while his teammate Marusic (Lazio) e Mazzocchi (Napoli) were sanctioned with a straight red during the same match for unsportsmanlike conduct. Hermoso And Left-handed (Roma), however, will miss the home match against Lecce due to the fifth yellow card which after the warning triggered the disqualification.
coaches disqualified
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As for the coaches, By Francesco (Lecce) will serve the last day of disqualification but there are no new disqualified coaches.
the fined companies
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Several companies were sanctioned during the 18th matchday. There Rome he received a fine of 20,000 euros for the throwing of a firecracker on the pitch by his fans and another of 4,000 for three smoke bombs thrown on the pitch. Fine also for Lazioof 5,000 euros, for insulting chants by supporters towards opposing fans. Fine of 4,000 euros forHellas Verona due to the fans throwing small bottles and a glass bottle into the playing area. Fine of 3,000 euros for Genoa for throwing bottles and a lighter by rossoblù fans. Fines of 2,000 euros for Atalanta (throwing of plastic cups by fans), Florentine (throwing of a firecracker by the fans) e Inter (insulting chorus towards the referee from the fans). Finally, a fine of 1,500 euros for the Parma due to supporters throwing a plastic bottle onto the pitch.
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