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Situation / Regarding Sunday’s game, if the FIGC investigation revealed an irregularity in the biancoceleste behavior, Torino could appeal
TURIN, ITALY – NOVEMBER 1: Felipe Caicedo of SS Lazio celebrates a fourth goal with his teammates during the Serie A match between Torino FC and SS Lazio at Stadio Olimpico di Torino on November 1, 2020 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Marco Rosi – SS Lazio / Getty Images)
Lazio’s chaos runs the risk of damaging Turin as well, as the Toro News editorial highlights. But what is the Capitoline Club really risking? The sports justice code says: “In case of infringement, the sanctions referred to in article 8 will be applied to the responsible club, depending on their severity, ranging from fine, penalty, demotion to last place, to exclusion from the championship. The severity of the offense is assessed based on the risk to the health of players, staff, referees, and all professionals exposed to Covid-19 infection, as well as the proven intention to alter the course or outcome of a race or competition “. In practice, the risk to health and the willingness to alter a race would be punished. But the biancoceleste club evokes different parameters between UEFA and Italy. And could Sunday’s result change? In this case, an appeal from Turin would be necessary in the event that the FIGC investigation revealed an irregularity in Lazio’s behavior.
INVOLVED – Let’s remember that the three players in the spotlight are Immobile, Lucas Leiva and Strakosha (they were positive against Bruges last Tuesday, then they turned negative for the championship and again positive for tonight’s trip to St. Petersburg). The other three, Luis Alberto, Lazzari and Anderson, have never been available to Simone Inzaghi since the first positive buffer. Hence the opening of an investigation by the FIGC to assess whether or not there have been violations of the protocol. The inspectors listened to Claudio Lotito and the social doctor Ivo Pulcini, acquiring the reports of all the swabs carried out.
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