ANCONA – The Serie C football match between Ancona and Lucchesescheduled for next Sunday April 28 at 8.00pm at the Del Conero stadiumwe will play with open doors. This is the decision that emerged from this morning’s discussion prefecture, in the presence of the prefect and the police commissioner and the corporate top management of Us Ancona represented by the CEO Roberta Nocelli. So, no closed doors. Despite the clashes that occurred in Pescara before and after last Sunday’s match, with responsibility still to be ascertained by the police and by the Doric fans, and despite the decisions of theNational observatory for safety at sporting eventsIn fact, this morning’s summit gave positive feedback for the match being held behind open doors. The presale which was interrupted on Wednesday afternoon will therefore be able to resume and the Del Conero stadium will be able to host the last act of the Doric team’s regular season championship.
On Wednesday the company had issued a statement explaining why the sale of tickets had been suspended: «Informally – explained the CEO Roberta Nocelli -, the Ancona police headquarters informed us that they had received from the Observatory for the safety of demonstrations sports a note containing the possibility of a measure due to the events that occurred last Sunday during the Pescara-Ancona match. There will be a meeting with the competent bodies on Friday 26 April at 11 am in the prefecture to discuss the limiting decisions taken by the Observatory regarding the Ancona-Lucchese match”.
The Observatory’s note arose from the events in Pescara: as reported by the Pescara police headquarters, in fact, Digos has started the investigation to identify the presumed responsible for the clashes, also through the analysis of images extrapolated from the video surveillance system of the stadium and surrounding areas. During the clashes to avoid contact between the two sets of fans, an official from the Pescara police station was injuredinvolved in the away team, who underwent surgery last Wednesday for a fractured jaw, and four service workers at the Adriatic grandstand, three soldiers from the Guardia di Finanza And a policeman from the police station who was found to have a contusion on his finger. Beyond what will be the investigations of the police, next Sunday’s match, which could be the last act of the season for the Ancona team, it will be played regularly with open doors.
