Ruling
Serie A
All disciplinary decisions for Serie A and Serie B
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Serie A and Serie B disciplinary decisions: Juric (Monza) banned one match; Como fined €10,000; multiple players and staff suspended across both divisions.
The Italian football disciplinary authorities have issued sanctions following the latest rounds of Serie A and Serie B matches.
In Serie A, two players received one-match bans: Bracaglia (Frosinone) and Ndiaye (Parma). Four managers were suspended for one game: Juric (Monza), Ianni (Atalanta), Scarpi (Genoa), and Batista Ferro Dos Sa (Milan). Milan's medical staff member Mazzoni also received a one-match ban. Financial penalties were handed to Como (€10,000), Fiorentina and Juventus (€5,000 each), Genoa (€4,000), and Lazio (€3,000).
In Serie B, two players were banned for one match: Tiritiello (Virtus Entella) and Vasic (Sudtirol). Four managers received one-game suspensions: Andrea Chiappella (Virtus Entella), Della Bartolomea (Carrarese), Greco (Mantova), and Padovano (Padova).
Among club officials, Calistri (Empoli) received a two-match ban, while Gerbo (Sudtirol), Giunti (Empoli), and Roman (Padova) each got one match. Taparelli (Pisa) was banned for one game as athletic trainer. Fines were issued to Avellino, Benevento (€4,000), Sampdoria (€3,000), Catanzaro, and Vicenza (€2,000).
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at corrieredellosport.it. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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