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Napoli 'Stunned' After Francesco Acerbi Racist Probe Dropped Due To Lack Of Evidence
Italian club Napoli said they were "stunned" after Italy's football federation (FIGC) on Tuesday dropped a probe into alleged racist comments made by Inter Milan's Francesco Acerbi to Napoli's Juan Jesus due to lack of evidence.
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Napoli's Juan Jesus Accuses Inter Milan Defender Francesco Acerbi Of Racist Abuse
Juan Jesus' reaction is bad news for Francesco Acerbi as Italian Football Federation (FIGC) regulations say that if he is found guilty of racially abusing the Brazilian he will be banned for at least 10 matches.
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Roberto Mancini Announces Shocking Decision To Step Down As Italy Football Team's Coach
Roberto Mancini has resigned as coach of European champions Italy, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Sunday.
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Juventus Deducted 10 Points After Initial Penalty Revised
The new sanction, announced by the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) appeals court, severely dents Juventus' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, pushing them out of the top four with two matches remaining this season.
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Troubled Juventus Docked 15 Points In Suspect Transfer Trial
Juventus, three other Serie A clubs and 62 people including former Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli were acquitted by the FIGC's court last year of using transfers to artificially boost their balance sheets
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No Serie A Restart Before June 14, Says Italian Federation
Serie A season has been on hold since March 9 amid the pandemic which has killed more than 32,000 people in Italy.
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Serie A Season To Be Extended Until August 2
Serie A's 20 clubs voted unanimously to complete the league season, but the final decision will be down to the Italian government.
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Italian Football Federation Hopes Play Resumes "In Late May, Early June"
The president of the Italian Football Federeration, said it would take 3 weeks to prepare after the end of the coronavirus lockdown in the country, currently scheduled for May 4.
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Carlo Ancelotti Offered Job Of Italian Team Coach: Reports
According to reports, Carlo Ancelotti has been offered a 2-year position, which is likely to be less lucrative than his previous contract with Bayern Munich.
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Juventus coach Antonio Conte questioned on match-fixing again
Conte, on course to guide Juventus to a second consecutive Serie A title, was accompanied by three lawyers for the meeting with FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi.
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Mario Balotelli will miss friendly against England
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has withdrawn from the Italy squad for Wednesday's friendly against England in the Swiss capital Bern, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Monday.
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Thirteen Italian clubs in dock over match-fixing
Thirteen clubs and 44 people including Juventus coach Antonio Conte and Italian international Leonardo Bonucci have been called to appear before a disciplinary commission of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) on August 2 as part of an ongoing probe into a match-fixing scandal, the FIGC said on Thursday.
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Euro 2012: Cesare Prandelli to unveil Italy squad on Sunday
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli will reveal a pre-squad of 30 players for Euro 2012 on Sunday, the final day of the Serie A season, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) told AFP on Thursday.
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Serie A strike appears likely to delay season
The opening weekend in Serie A looks set to fall victim to a strike after club presidents on Thursday rejected a proposal from the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) over their dispute with players.
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Atalanta docked six points over match-fixing
Newly promoted Atalanta will start the 2011-12 Serie A season on -6 points due to their involvement in a match-fixing scandal, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) confirmed on Friday.
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Napoli 'Stunned' After Francesco Acerbi Racist Probe Dropped Due To Lack Of Evidence
Italian club Napoli said they were "stunned" after Italy's football federation (FIGC) on Tuesday dropped a probe into alleged racist comments made by Inter Milan's Francesco Acerbi to Napoli's Juan Jesus due to lack of evidence.
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Napoli's Juan Jesus Accuses Inter Milan Defender Francesco Acerbi Of Racist Abuse
Juan Jesus' reaction is bad news for Francesco Acerbi as Italian Football Federation (FIGC) regulations say that if he is found guilty of racially abusing the Brazilian he will be banned for at least 10 matches.
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Roberto Mancini Announces Shocking Decision To Step Down As Italy Football Team's Coach
Roberto Mancini has resigned as coach of European champions Italy, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Sunday.
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Juventus Deducted 10 Points After Initial Penalty Revised
The new sanction, announced by the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) appeals court, severely dents Juventus' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, pushing them out of the top four with two matches remaining this season.
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Troubled Juventus Docked 15 Points In Suspect Transfer Trial
Juventus, three other Serie A clubs and 62 people including former Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli were acquitted by the FIGC's court last year of using transfers to artificially boost their balance sheets
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No Serie A Restart Before June 14, Says Italian Federation
Serie A season has been on hold since March 9 amid the pandemic which has killed more than 32,000 people in Italy.
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Serie A Season To Be Extended Until August 2
Serie A's 20 clubs voted unanimously to complete the league season, but the final decision will be down to the Italian government.
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Italian Football Federation Hopes Play Resumes "In Late May, Early June"
The president of the Italian Football Federeration, said it would take 3 weeks to prepare after the end of the coronavirus lockdown in the country, currently scheduled for May 4.
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Carlo Ancelotti Offered Job Of Italian Team Coach: Reports
According to reports, Carlo Ancelotti has been offered a 2-year position, which is likely to be less lucrative than his previous contract with Bayern Munich.
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Juventus coach Antonio Conte questioned on match-fixing again
Conte, on course to guide Juventus to a second consecutive Serie A title, was accompanied by three lawyers for the meeting with FIGC prosecutor Stefano Palazzi.
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Mario Balotelli will miss friendly against England
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has withdrawn from the Italy squad for Wednesday's friendly against England in the Swiss capital Bern, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Monday.
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Thirteen Italian clubs in dock over match-fixing
Thirteen clubs and 44 people including Juventus coach Antonio Conte and Italian international Leonardo Bonucci have been called to appear before a disciplinary commission of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) on August 2 as part of an ongoing probe into a match-fixing scandal, the FIGC said on Thursday.
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Euro 2012: Cesare Prandelli to unveil Italy squad on Sunday
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli will reveal a pre-squad of 30 players for Euro 2012 on Sunday, the final day of the Serie A season, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) told AFP on Thursday.
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Serie A strike appears likely to delay season
The opening weekend in Serie A looks set to fall victim to a strike after club presidents on Thursday rejected a proposal from the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) over their dispute with players.
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Atalanta docked six points over match-fixing
Newly promoted Atalanta will start the 2011-12 Serie A season on -6 points due to their involvement in a match-fixing scandal, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) confirmed on Friday.
