Napoli said they will appeal Massimiliano Allegri's two-match suspension after his sending-off in the 3-3 draw with Roma.
Napoli statement confirms appeal
In a statement, the club said: "Following the request for access to the documents, SSC Napoli announce that they will appeal against the two-match ban imposed on manager Massimiliano Allegri ."
Sporting Judge sets out reasons
The Sporting Judge gave the following reasons for the two-match suspension: "A two-match suspension and a fine of €10,000.00 for addressing an insulting remark to the match officials in the 45th minute of the second half and, in the dressing rooms, making a gravely disrespectful remark to the same officials and adopting an aggressive attitude towards an official of the opposing team; the offences were reported by the fourth official and the referee, and the last by representatives of the Federal Prosecutor’s Office"
Match result and games affected
Saturday's match between Napoli and Roma ended 3-3. Football Italia says the Lega Serie A confirmed on Monday afternoon that Allegri's two-match suspension rules him out of Wednesday's game against Monza and Sunday's match against Juventus.