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“Boorish chorus”: a fine arrives for Lazio.
Lazio fined after Coppa Italia match
Following the first four matches of the round of 16 of the Italian Cup, the Sports Judge Alessandro Zampone, assisted by Stefania Ginesio and AIA representative Carlo Moretti, did not find in the reports the extremes for the disqualification of players, coaches or managers, but ordered a fine of 6 thousand euros against Lazio, victorious on Thursday evening against Napoli (3-1 the final result), explaining the reason in the note released by Lega Serie A.
The biancoceleste club è was sanctioned, the note reads, “for having its supporters, during the first half, twice intoned a boorish chorus towards the supporters of the opposing team; for having also, during the match, thrown a smoke bomb and some small plastic objects of various kinds in the playing area; penalty mitigated ex art. 29, paragraph 1 lett. b) CGS”.
As far as Lazio itself is concerned, for protests against the referee, Mattia Zaccagni (who, as captain, will also have to pay a 1,500 euro fine) and Elseid Hysaj were sanctioned with a warning (first sanction). For misbehavior, Robin Gosens of Fiorentina, Armando Izzo of Monza, Luca Marianucci and Giuseppe Pezzella of Empoli, Rafa Marin and David Neres of Napoli, Cas Odenthal and Yeferson Paz of Sassuolo, as well as Filippo Terracciano of AC Milan also received the first penalty of the tournament.
All of the players listed, in fact, received a yellow card during their respective Coppa Italia engagements, which, in addition to Lazio’s success over Napoli, saw the qualification to the quarterfinals of Bologna (4-0 to Monza), Milan (6-1 to Sassuolo) and Empoli (4-3 on penalties against Fiorentina after a 2-2 draw in the 90′).
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Alain Prost annoyed by Ayrton Senna TV series: “False stories”
Three-time world champion Ayrton Senna has made no secret of his irritation over the TV series dedicated to his great rival Ayrton Senna, broadcast by Netflix and titled “Senna”. The French driver talks about “fake stories” in an interview with Sky.
“On the relationship between me and Senna after 1993, on the six months before his accident, it bothers me becauseé you should not change a story when someone is not there’è anymore. I’m sure he wouldn’t like this, there’è sensibilityà”.
“È a great story and you don’t have to tell things that weren’t true out of thin air. If you have to do something commercial, it is not è nice to do it on Senna’s name, I don’t like it”, continued the Frenchman.
Prost also commented on the recently concluded World Championship: “The Constructors’ Championship è was very good on a sporting level becauseé there were teams like Ferrari and McLaren fighting, which are the history of F1. I didn’t have a preference becauseé I like both of them, we saw a little bit of sport and è it was good”.
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Sandro Tonali wants to return to Italy, several clubs interested
Sandro Tonali’s adventure in the Premier League already seems to be nearing its end. After a first year in the stands because of his disqualification for the betting case, the former AC Milan midfielder in this first part of the season has struggled to find a permanent place in Newcastle: the player è took the field 13 times in the Premier League, starting on just 6 occasions.
In the national team, Tonali è instead, he has become a key man for Luciano Spalletti’s Azzurri: the former Rossoneri player does not feel valued enough in the Premier and could decide on a resounding return to Italy as early as January, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport reports.
There is speculation of a possible return to AC Milan, which è is looking for a midfielder in the repair market, but on his trail would also be Inter and especially Juventus, which is monitoring the situation with particular attention.
The obstacles remain forò so many: Tonali è cost 60 million euros and will only be able to leave England on loan. In addition, the 7-million-euro-a-year salary plus bonuses è clearly exceeds the possibilities of all Italian clubs.
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Still no medals for Simona Quadarella: “I’m mentally tired”
Simona Quadarella finished in fifth place in the final of the women’s 800 freestyle at the World Championships again in short course in Budapest, Hungary. The Italian swimmer, already dry in the 400 freestyle, failed to make the podium in the 800 either, finishing with a time of 8’09″39.
The victory è went to Australia’s Lani Pallister with a time of 8:01.95, ahead of Germany’s Isabel Gose and the USA’s Katie Grimes.
“I did not think I could do this time. I even believed in the medal at one point but I was struggling. I am happy with how it went, I tried and the podium was very difficult. Until the 5-600 meters I was lì then I è missed something in the final”, are the words reported by Oasport.
Quadarella confessed that she was not at the top mentally either: “I just changed coaches, there’s been the’Olympics. To be honest, I feel very tired mentally. I still feel recovered, not è my best performance but one of the best”.
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