
The sports judge has imposed a two-match ban and a fine on Napoli coach Massimiliano Allegri for disrespectful expressions towards match officials during the match against Roma.
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The provision derives from behavior during the Serie A match between Napoli and Rome.
A two-match ban - ANSA learns - was inflicted by the Serie A sports judge on Napoli coach Massimiliano Allegri "for disrespectful expressions towards the match officials" in the match against Roma last Saturday.
In addition to the disqualification, a fine was also imposed on the Tuscan coach, while the sports judge's decision did not include the sentence that Allegri allegedly uttered in a room adjacent to the 'Maradona' press room before the post-match conference, with allusions regarding Roma. This matter could therefore be subject to evaluation by the federal prosecutor, Giuseppe Chinè.
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Possible investigation by federal prosecutor Giuseppe Chinè into post-match statements.
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