Lazio defender Patric will be available against Cagliari, as Serie A partially accepted the Aquile’s appeal and changed his ban to three games and a €20,000 fine.
Serie A’s Court of Appeal has accepted Lazio’s attempt to reduce Patric’s suspension, after the defender was handed a four-match ban for biting Giulio Donati during the 2-1 defeat to Lecce.
Lazio defender Patric will be available against Cagliari, as Serie A partially accepted the Aquile’s appeal and changed his ban to three games and a €20,000 fine.
Serie A’s Court of Appeal has accepted Lazio’s attempt to reduce Patric’s suspension, after the defender was handed a four-match ban for biting Giulio Donati during the 2-1 defeat to Lecce.
“The Sporting Court of Appeal, chaired by Piero Sandulli, partially accepted Lazio’s appeal against the penalty of disqualification for four days and the fine of €10,000 imposed on the footballer Gabarron Gil Patricio following the sending off during the championship match against Lecce on July 7,” read the official press release.
“The Court has re-determined the penalty to a three-match ban and a fine of €20,000.”
It means that Patric will miss out against Juventus on Monday but can be back in action when Lazio host Cagliari on July 23.