Juventus fined after supporters interrupt minute’s silence for Mazzola
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Sept 22 : Juventus were fined by Serie A on Tuesday after their supporters interrupted a minute of silence for former Italy international Sandro Mazzola.
Mazzola, who died on Saturday at the age of 83, had a stellar career playing for Inter Milan and the Italian national team.
During the minute’s silence before Juventus’ home match against Atalanta, shouts were heard from a section of the Juve fans and some fans turned their backs to the pitch. Other members of the crowd responded with applause.
A fine of €10,000 ($11,000) was imposed on Juventus after a small percentage of the supporters packed into the South Stand failed to properly respect the minute of silence, the Italian league said.
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Juventus released a statement titled “Respect and Sportsmanship”.
“No rivalry can justify a lack of respect during a minute’s silence,” they said. “Honouring the memory of those being remembered and coming together in remembrance during moments of commemoration is a shared responsibility that transcends allegiances and colours.”
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Source: Reuters
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