Atalanta Coach Gian Piero Gasperini will be banned for the Milan game, after insulting the VAR officials against Lazio.
The Orobici drew 1-1 at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday afternoon, but the tactician was furious after the final whistle.
In today’s disciplinary report the Lega Serie A affirms that he used “serious offensive” language about the VAR officials while remonstrating with one of the assistant referees.
Atalanta Coach Gian Piero Gasperini will be banned for the Milan game, after insulting the VAR officials against Lazio.
The Orobici drew 1-1 at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday afternoon, but the tactician was furious after the final whistle.
In today’s disciplinary report the Lega Serie A affirms that he used “serious offensive” language about the VAR officials while remonstrating with one of the assistant referees.
As a result he has been banned for one match and fined €10,000, which means he won’t be on the touchline for the trip to San Siro this weekend.
Genoa defender Ervin Zukanovic has been banned for the final two games of the season after he got off the bench, encroached on the pitch and used a “seriously disrespectful expression” directed at the match referee.
Seko Fofana of Udinese and Genoa’s Goran Pandev have both been given one game for their respective red cards in Week 36.
Juventus winger Juan Cuadrado, Chievo pair Mattia Bani and Ivan Radovanovic, Lazio’s Luiz Felipe, Sassuolo defender Federico Peluso, and Francesco Vicari of Spal will also miss Week 37 after picking up one booking too many.
Genoa have been fined €10,000 after objects were thrown onto the pitch at the end of the Fiorentina game, with Inter fined €3,000 after fans sang “gravely offensive” songs about Udinese Coach Igor Tudor, a former Juventus player.
Napoli fans threw a firecracker at the pitch against Torino, earning a €2,000 fine. Their sanction was lighter because they co-operated with authorities to identify those responsible and stop similar actions happening in future.