Naples threatens to interrupt the match if repeated racist choirs: Discipline Moves the Decision

As expected, the Sports Judge postponed the decision about the racist calls of some Fiorentina fans directed to Naples's coloured players.

The judge announced that it “had taken into account the opening of a special investigation procedure by the Federal Prosecutor's Office aimed at finding out the facts and identifying responsible subjects by setting up, at the conclusion of the procedure itself, to adopt the follow-up measures, according to competencies”.

The results of the FIGC investigation over the episode will thus be expected before any action is taken. Meanwhile, Fiorentin, however, was fined $10,000 “because its supporters, during the match, conveyed insults of territorial origin against opposing team supporters”.

Sixteen years after the Messina-Inter match in November 2005, when Marc Zoro stopped playing after hearing racist calls to him by the opposing ultrasin, history can repeat itself. Naples, in fact, is ready to stop and stop playing if a case similar to that experienced against Fiorentine should be repeated when (even though the game was over) Koulibaly was subject to racist insults from the tribuna. This is the goal of the blue club, which does not rule out a strong attitude to highlight such shameful episodes.
Meanwhile, Digos' investigations continue to identify the guilty or the guilty. According to La Repubblica, in fact, the report the Federal Prosecutor sent to the Sports Court tells of a group of racists and not just one fan. Decisions in this sense are taking images from the Francohi Stadium cameras favoured by Fierentina and combining with the fans who passed through the rings to get to the name or name of those who offended Koulibly while he was engaged in regular interviews.