Alma Juventus Fano continues preparations in view of the away match in Sora, and the Granata club does not interrupt the press blackout announced before the home match against Roma city. The opponents are also tight-lipped, as they prefer not to make any statements in this delicate moment for the fight for survival. The Lazio fans are speaking, after many Juventus fans, at the end of March 2024, were notified of the process of starting an administrative procedure for an event that happened the year before, and exactly on 12 February 2023, when on the occasion of the match against Vigor Perconti, entry was prohibited by the police to anyone wearing scarves and sweatshirts with the words ‘beware’. The entire Curva Nord, made up of around a hundred fans, out of solidarity with those who were unable to access the stadium, decided to remain outside the sector, while continuing to support the team from outside the stadium. All “in an absolutely peaceful manner and without putting public order and safety at risk”, as also explained by the Sora club, which took on the responsibility of defending its fans. The Curva Nord Roberto Longo has thus issued an official note, announcing that they will not be present in the stands: “Due to the latest affair in which we are involved, with great regret, we in the organized support communicate that in the next home matches we will not be present in the stands The conditions for supporting our beloved team have been made unsustainable. The reasons are there for all to see and go beyond being ultras. We have reached exasperation and are no longer willing to be passive actors in this repression we are suffering. The boys on the pitch will also be able to fight for the twelfth, to win the salvation that we deserve together. We thank all the people and fans who have been close to us in this particular moment.”
Davide ‘Dado’ Manna of the Panthers (who will abstain from cheering in the first fifteen minutes) expresses the solidarity of the Granata fans, already demonstrated in the first leg after the Sora fans were banned from the trip: “We have always been very attentive to these repressive situations of organized support. In the first leg where Sora fans were banned from coming to the ‘Mancini’ we made a statement and a support strike in solidarity, all despite the fact that we had never met, because of respect in our ultras world it goes beyond the colors. On Sunday we will be present at the Tomei stadium, we will cheer for our colors, and we will express the ultras solidarity of the Panthers towards them.”
