Roma have been ordered to play their next two Serie A home games behind closed doors following offensive chants by fans at last night’s game with Napoli.
Giallorossi ultras were found guilty by sports governing bodies of anti-Neopolitan chanting at the Stadio Olimpico during the Coppa Italia semi-final clash.
The hosts won the match 3-2 but will now have to close both the Curva Nord and Curva Sud for their next two League encounters at the Olimpico, against Sampdoria and Inter.
Roma have been ordered to play their next two Serie A home games behind closed doors following offensive chants by fans at last night’s game with Napoli.
Giallorossi ultras were found guilty by sports governing bodies of anti-Neopolitan chanting at the Stadio Olimpico during the Coppa Italia semi-final clash.
The hosts won the match 3-2 but will now have to close both the Curva Nord and Curva Sud for their next two League encounters at the Olimpico, against Sampdoria and Inter.
Roma have been handed a two-game because the automatic one-game ban for this offence has had a suspended one-game ban from earlier in the season added to it, for the same fans’ similar behaviour during October’s League meeting with Napoli.