FIGC President Gabriele Gravina says the Serie A protocol “is fair” and adds “if someone made mistakes must pay."
Gravina met Italy Minister for Sport Vincenzo Spadafora today after that Napoli had failed to show up for their away clash against Juventus in Turin.
Napoli were held by a statement of the local health authority that prevented them from leaving for Turin.
FIGC President Gabriele Gravina says the Serie A protocol “is fair” and adds “if someone made mistakes must pay."
Gravina met Italy Minister for Sport Vincenzo Spadafora today after that Napoli had failed to show up for their away clash against Juventus in Turin.
Napoli were held by a statement of the local health authority that prevented them from leaving for Turin.
“The protocol is clear and is working well,” Gravina told reporters after the meeting.
“I don’t understand why it shouldn’t be working also in the future. We must live with this pandemic and behave responsibly to end this season in the best possible way.
“Whoever says we are irresponsible, or we don’t care about public health talks nonsense. We believe the protocol is fair and if someone made mistakes that someone will have to pay for it.”