Fine of ten thousand euros and "the obligation to play a home match with the sectors intended for local fans called the north curve and south curve without spectators and the subsequent home match with the sector intended for local fans called the north curve without spectators"
.
This is the penalty imposed by the sports judge of the Lega Pro, Stefano Palazzi, on Foggia in relation to what happened during the game lost against Catanzaro.
In a note, the sports judge underlines that the Foggia fans "have put in place facts contrary to the rules on order and safety and violent facts, an integral danger to public safety, and have sung choruses and displayed outrageous banners in the against a player of the opposing team and football institutions and their representatives ".
But he acknowledges to the Apulian club that its managers "have collaborated with the police to stop the behavior of their supporters,
"For me it is the failure of the values that football and sport must transmit. Yesterday my daughter watched her father play and had to attend a show that has everything but sport.
Foggia dissociated
".
Giulia Elettra Gorietti,
companion of Pietro Iemmello, the Catanzaro player attacked
yesterday in the match against Foggia, thus unleashes on social media.
The footballer, contacted by Ansa, said he was not authorized to speak by the club, as confirmed by the dg Diego Foresti.
"We will decide what to do with the property, we prefer that the player does not speak. We ask you to respect him because he is humanly very impressed".
"Then we ask ourselves why football in the UK is safer - writes Gorietti who is an actress - because
what happened yesterday is unthinkable, death threats and throat cuts mimicked live on TV.
In front of children watching their team . I never talk about football, but after yesterday I strongly condemn the Foggia club which does not know how to manage its fans and the matches that take place in its stadium.
The
Prosecutor of Foggia is considering whether to open an investigation
into the riots that took place last night during the Foggia-Catanzaro football match which ended with the result of 6-2 for the guests.
The offense is alleged to be 'climbing over', provided for by the legislation on sporting events.
Meanwhile, the agents of the Foggia Police Headquarters are
identifying some fans of the North curve
.
According to the reconstruction of what happened in the field three ultras entered, one of which came into contact with the former of Foggia Pietro Iemmello.
According to what is learned, the episode is not linked to alleged infiltration of crime in the Foggia supporters, also because at the moment there are no investigations underway either by the Foggia Public Prosecutor's Office or by the Bari DDA on this aspect.
The match, postponing matchday 36 of group C of Serie C ended 6-2 for the guests but after
two interruptions due to invasions of the field
.
The fury of some home fans has raged against Iemmello, former on duty.
After scoring two goals in the first, raising protests from part of the home crowd, Iemmello was about to kick a penalty of the possible 6-1 but an agitated entered the field trying to attack him before being stopped by the stewards, as seen in a video of Eleven Tv.
The player gave up the penalty and was substituted, but even on the bench he risked being attacked
.
After the second goal of Foggia, for the final 6-2, another interruption due to invasion, with the referee forced to suspend the game again to calm the spirits and restore order on and off the field.
"
Lega Pro strongly condemns the cowardly act of violence suffered by the player
by some criminals present at the stadium and who have nothing to do with the real fans.
He expresses his total solidarity and full support for him and for the Giallorossi ". Thus a note released by the League led by Francesco Ghirelli in reference to" the very serious and unworthy attack "suffered by Iemmello last night in the Foggia match." These are events that they have nothing to do with sport and with the principles that animate Serie C and which, on the contrary, cause very serious damage to the image of all football "continues the Lega Pro press release," which, in full respect of the work of police,
