The sporting judge has not yet come to a decision regarding forfeits for the four matches that were called off on Thursday.
Atalanta–Torino, Bologna–Inter, Fiorentina–Udinese and Salernitana–Venezia were all postponed following COVID outbreaks in a number of squads, and it’s still unclear whether or not these matches will be played at a later date.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the sporting judge hasn’t made a decision yet regarding the situation, meaning Inter haven’t been awarded a 3-0 forfeit win yet. The Nerazzurri turned up to the the stadium and warmed up, but the Rossoblu were unable to take part due to the COVID situation in their squad.
The sporting judge still hasn’t made a ruling yet regarding Udinese-Salernitana, which was called off before the Christmas break, and that is expected to arrive on January 18.
The current COVID situation in Italy means that Serie A is at risk of playing behind closed doors, although the league and 20 clubs are pushing for reduced capacities instead.
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