As the Colombian left the field, at the time of his substitution, the speaker invited the fans to stop the discriminatory chants
Mg Torino 05/12/2021 – Serie A football championship / Juventus-Genoa / photo Matteo Gribaudi/Image Sport In the photo: Juan Cuadrado goal exultation
Lazio-Juventus ended with a 2-0 victory for Sarri’s team. Once again, the shadow of the racist chants of the Biancocelesti fans hovers over the match. This time the chants were directed against Cuadrado. La Stampa writes about it, which talks about the Colombian “target” by Lazio fans, with the speaker of the Olympic stadium who was forced to remember that in the event of repeated racist chants, the match stops.
“Cuadrado risks a red light and comes out targeted by Lazio fans with the announcer forced to remember that in the event of repeated racist chants, the match will stop”.
Il Messaggero recalls that the Lazio curve already has a suspended sentence around his neck for racism.
“Kicks, punches and handballs: it is not clear how Locatelli, Alex Sandro, and even more so Cuadrado came out without a red, then caught by suspicious buu from the Curva Nord, picked up by the announcer with a pending penalty (they risk two rounds of disqualification) and suspended by the sports judge”.
Even the Gazzetta writes about it, albeit in the form of simple suspicion.
“Non-secondary side note: shortly after Cuadrado’s release, the standard press release was released which threatens the suspension of the match in the event of racist behavior on the part of the public. It is suspected that something nasty was shouted at the Colombian.”
The same goes for Corriere della Sera:
“Nothing more happens, except for the speaker’s call, perhaps due to the suspicion of some racist boo at Cuadrado’s address at the time of substitution with Danilo”.
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