Inter Milan fans punished after attack on goalkeeper | OneFootball

Inter Milan fans are banned from attending the team's away games. The attack on Cremonese's goalkeeper last Sunday led to this decision. At 3 minutes into the second half, a firework launched from the visiting stands hit Emil Audero. The punishment starts immediately and lasts until March 23.

Despite the long duration of the decision, only three games will be affected during this period. Champions League matches are not included in the sanction. Another exception is the derby against Milan on March 8, with the justification that fans will not have to travel.

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The games without the presence of Inter fans will be:

“Following the serious disturbances, the Minister of the Interior has decreed a travel ban for Inter Milan fans until March 23, 2026, as well as a ban on ticket sales for the same matches to residents of Lombardy. The measure aims to ensure public order and safety and to prevent the recurrence of incidents that could compromise the smooth running of sporting events,” stated the decision made by the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi.

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