Serie A: Gaspar banned, six clubs fined including Napoli | OneFootball

The Sports Judge has announced the decisions related to the eighth day of Serie A, which concluded yesterday. The sanctions concern both players and clubs, with a suspension and several fines for improper behavior by fans in the stands.

Sports Judge Decisions: Lecce loses a defender ahead of Napoli, Napoli fined

Starting on the field, Emil Holm of Bologna has been suspended for one match following the two yellow cards he received in the last league match. The Swedish defender will therefore miss the next game for the Rossoblù. Four players have entered the list of those at risk of suspension: Gaspar (Lecce), Doig (Sassuolo), Koopmeiners (Juventus), and Obert (Cagliari), who will need to be particularly careful in the upcoming matches to avoid an automatic suspension.

On the club front, the Sports Judge has imposed financial penalties on six clubs for non-compliant behavior by their supporters. The heaviest fine was given to Napoli, penalized with a fine of 8,000 euros for throwing bottles and smoke bombs in the section occupied by opposing fans during the match. The penalty was mitigated based on article 29, paragraph 1, letter b) of the Sports Justice Code. Following is Roma, fined 5,000 euros for lighting and throwing smoke bombs that caused a brief suspension of the match. Cremonese will have to pay 4,000 euros for similar incidents that occurred in the second half of their game. Fines were also issued to Juventus and Sassuolo, both fined 2,000 euros, respectively for throwing a lighter and plastic cups. The list is closed by Hellas Verona, which was fined 1,500 euros for throwing a bottle onto the field.

Andrea Alati

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