Italian soccer stars banned for blasphemy elvers

Sassuolo's Francesco Magnanelli and Parma's Matteo Scozzarella were handed their punishment Tuesday after league officials examined television pictures of the incidents that took place last weekend.

Magnanelli played in his team's 1-0 win over Verona while Scozzarella appeared in Parma's 2-2 draw with Inter Milan.



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Blasphemy is hugely frowned upon in Italy and the country's soccer authorities have sought to crack down on it over the past decade.

In August 2018, Rolando Mandragora was banned for one-game in August 2018 after taking God's name in vain while playing for Udinese against Sampdoria.

Last season, Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini was suspended after making blasphemous remarks during his side's game with SPAL.

Italy's soccer authorities have come in for criticism for their disciplinary judgments this season, particularly on racism.

Just last month the Italian Football Federeation (FIGC) said Cagliari would not be punished for the racist monkey chants directed towards Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku by its fans, while no punishment has been handed to Hellas Verona for its fans racially abusing AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has urged the FIGC to take a stronger stance against racism.

'Racism is combated with education, condemnation and discussion,' Infantino said on a program aired by Italian state broadcaster RAI.

'You can't have racism in society or in football. In Italy the situation hasn't improved and this is serious.

'You need to identify those responsible and throw them out of the stadiums. You need, as in England, the certainty of the penalty. You can't be afraid to condemn racists, we need to combat them until they stop.'

'Racism is combated with education, condemnation and discussion,' Infantino said on a program aired by Italian state broadcaster RAI. FIFA President Gianni Infantino has urged the FIGC to take a stronger stance against racism. Blasphemy is hugely frowned upon in Italy and the country's soccer authorities have sought to crack down on it over the past decade. Italy's soccer authorities have come in for criticism for their disciplinary judgments this season, particularly on racism. Sassuolo's Francesco Magnanelli and Parma's Matteo Scozzarella were handed their punishment Tuesday after league officials examined television pictures of the incidents that took place last weekend. Magnanelli played in his team's 1-0 win over Verona while Scozzarella appeared in Parma's 2-2 draw with Inter Milan. 'Racism is combated with education, condemnation and discussion,' Infantino said on a program aired by Italian state broadcaster RAI. Italy's soccer authorities have come in for criticism for their disciplinary judgments this season, particularly on racism. 'Racism is combated with education, condemnation and discussion,' Infantino said on a program aired by Italian state broadcaster RAI. Sassuolo's Francesco Magnanelli and Parma's Matteo Scozzarella were handed their punishment Tuesday after league officials examined television pictures of the incidents that took place last weekend. 'Racism is combated with education, condemnation and discussion,' Infantino said on a program aired by Italian state broadcaster RAI. Last season, Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini was suspended after making blasphemous remarks during his side's game with SPAL. Italy's soccer authorities have come in for criticism for their disciplinary judgments this season, particularly on racism. Magnanelli played in his team's 1-0 win over Verona while Scozzarella appeared in Parma's 2-2 draw with Inter Milan. In August 2018, Rolando Mandragora was banned for one-game in August 2018 after taking God's name in vain while playing for Udinese against Sampdoria. Sassuolo's Francesco Magnanelli and Parma's Matteo Scozzarella were handed their punishment Tuesday after league officials examined television pictures of the incidents that took place last weekend. Just last month the Italian Football Federeation (FIGC) said Cagliari would not be punished for the racist monkey chants directed towards Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku by its fans, while no punishment has been handed to Hellas Verona for its fans racially abusing AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie. Last season, Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini was suspended after making blasphemous remarks during his side's game with SPAL. 'You can't have racism in society or in football. In Italy the situation hasn't improved and this is serious. 'You need to identify those responsible and throw them out of the stadiums. You need, as in England, the certainty of the penalty. You can't be afraid to condemn racists, we need to combat them until they stop.' Magnanelli played in his team's 1-0 win over Verona while Scozzarella appeared in Parma's 2-2 draw with Inter Milan. Last season, Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini was suspended after making blasphemous remarks during his side's game with SPAL. FIFA President Gianni Infantino has urged the FIGC to take a stronger stance against racism. 'You can't have racism in society or in football. In Italy the situation hasn't improved and this is serious. Italy's soccer authorities have come in for criticism for their disciplinary judgments this season, particularly on racism. Blasphemy is hugely frowned upon in Italy and the country's soccer authorities have sought to crack down on it over the past decade. 'You can't have racism in society or in football. In Italy the situation hasn't improved and this is serious. Just last month the Italian Football Federeation (FIGC) said Cagliari would not be punished for the racist monkey chants directed towards Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku by its fans, while no punishment has been handed to Hellas Verona for its fans racially abusing AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie.

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