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The sports judge of Serie A Gerardo Mastrandrea disqualified Antonio Conte two days later expulsion for protests occurred in the final of the match between Udinese and Bury at Dacia Arena.
The Nerazzurri coach, who had complained about injury time, then faced the referee, Fabio Maresca, in the tunnel. For him even one fine of 20 thousand euros. One shift stop also for the Nerazzurri manager Lele Oriali.
The Lecce coach will thus miss the next two days of the championship against Benevento and Fiorentina.
These the motivations by the judge: Antonio Conte was disqualified for “having, 45 days after the second half, continue to protest vehemently, following the warning, pronouncing aloud disrespectful phrases against the referee who continued even after the expulsion order before leaving the field of play; as well as having, at the end of the match, in the tunnel that leads to the changing rooms, confront the referee himself in a threatening way, shouting a seriously offensive expression; this last offense was also detected by the collaborator of the Federal Prosecutor’s Office ”.
Oriali disqualified “because, at the end of the game, reiterating the protests even after the warning was issued, he reached the referee in the center of the field” shouting disrespectful phrases. “
A stop in turn in Gosens (Atalanta), Kulusevski (Juventus), Nandez (Cagliari), Samir (Udinese) and Magnani (Verona).
OMNISPORT | 01-26-2021 13:57
