Avellino-Benevento, the decisions of the Sports Judge arrive. A Taranto defender misses the match against Wolves

Throwing of smoke bombs and firecrackers, offensive chants and banners. It happens during the match between Avellino and Benevento at the Partenio-Lombardi stadium. The day after the derby, the Sports Judge punishes the two clubs. Fine of 800 euros for the green-and-white company “for actions contrary to the rules on order and safety and for violent actions committed by its supporters, located in the Curva Sud Sector, which constitute a danger to public safety, consisting in having launched, in the 36th minute of the second half, a smoke bomb in the playing area, without consequences” and “to have his supporters, positioned in the Terminio and Montevergine Grandstand Sector, sing, in the 39th minute of the second half, an offensive chorus towards the opposing fans, repeated for about a minute.”

Fine of 3500 euros for Benevento after the interruption of approximately three rounds of the clock between 27′ and 30′ for the throwing of “thirty firecrackers of which twenty in the playing area and ten on the pitch, ten smoke bombs on the pitch of the game and fifteen smoke bombs in the playing area, leading to the suspension of the match by the Referee for approximately three minutes (to allow the Fire Brigade to clear the field of the aforementioned material), the burning of the synthetic turf, the breaking of two hydrating hoses, a hydrant hose and a tarpaulin covering advertising LEDs”. The Giallorossi team was also sanctioned for the presence in the away sector of “a banner containing an offensive phrase towards the opposing fans”.

At home in Taranto, Wolves’ next opponent, Cristian Riggio was disqualified: the defender received his tenth yellow card in the championship.