brought up the Acerbi-Juan Jesus case

Banner on the Acerbi-Juan Jesus case: it happened in Rome during the quarter-finals against Milan. The banner was displayed by the Giallorossi fans.

Last night at Olympic Stadium the second leg of the Europa League quarter-finals took place between Rome And Milan. The team of Daniele De Rossi, despite being man less from the middle of the first half, prevailed with a result of 2-1. Thanks also to the away win in the first leg, the Giallorossi have reached the semi-final where they will face Bayer Leverkusen, the recent German champions.

The elimination against Roma weighs a lot for Milan and for Stefano Pioli. The Curva Sud has asked, through an official statement, for his dismissal and the Rossoneri coach from Parma could really part ways at the end of the season. The Naplesfor its part, monitors the situation carefully. The possible dismissal of Pioli, in fact, would bring the coach closer to the Azzurri bench.

In Rome, however, there was not just space for football played. THE Giallorossi fansin fact, they exposed one banner on the Acerbi-Juan Jesus case.

Acerbi-Juan Jesus case, the Rome banner causes discussion

The Acerbi-Juan Jesus case monopolized media attention during the last break for the national teams. However, everything ended in nothing. Acerbi, in fact, was acquitted due to lack of evidence even though the Prosecutor’s Office admits that the event could have actually happened.

The matter was over, but last night the Giallorossi fans exposed one banner that is causing a lot of discussion.

“Racism in Udine, arguments in Milan: Maignan, what do you think of Acerbi?”

A clear message from the Giallorossi fans who wanted it exonerate the Friulian fans after a few months ago the match was interrupted due to some racist chants against Mike Maignan.

The Roma fans, who have long been twinned with those of Udinese, therefore wanted to pay attention about the difference in viewsby the Power of attorney and aside of public opinionon the two different episodes.

After the events in Udine, in fact, public opinion rightly turned against the Friulian fanswhich did not happen on the occasion of the alleged racist insult by Acerbi where she limited herself to stating that it was a dispute on the pitch.

The episodeshowever, I am completely different from each other. THE choirs of Udine they were clear and they felt distinctive. The the same did not happen in the Acerbi-Juan Jesus casewhere innocence must rightly be guaranteed until proven guilty and no one had enough elements to affirm the guilt of the Nerazzurri defender.

Below are the images of the banner that are making the rounds on the web: