The Sports Judge, Dr Gerardo Mastrandrea, published the disciplinary decisions from the 20 October 2026 meeting, with assistance from Stefania Ginesio and A.I.A. representative Carlo Moretti. The decisions included fines for several clubs and sanctions for Marcus Thuram and Fabio Paratici.
Club fines in the decisions
Como were fined €8,000.00 on grounds of objective liability for unjustifiably delaying the start of the second half by approximately four minutes. GOAL reported that Como's offence was a repeat offence. Fiorentina were fined €5,000.00 on grounds of objective liability for unjustifiably delaying the start of the second half by approximately four minutes.
Bologna, Sassuolo and Udinese were each fined €3,000.00 on grounds of objective liability for unjustifiably delaying the start of the first half by approximately two minutes. AC Milan were fined €2,000.00 on grounds of objective liability for unjustifiably delaying the start of the first half by approximately one minute.
Napoli and Venezia sanctions
Napoli were fined €7,000.00 after two smoke flares were thrown onto the pitch by their supporters in the 18th minute of the first half. The referee stopped play for approximately a minute and a half while the flares were removed. Napoli supporters also threw two smoke flares into the playing enclosure during the match. The penalty for Napoli was reduced under Article 29, paragraph 1, letter b) of the CGS.
Venezia were fined €5,000.00 after a smoke flare was thrown onto the pitch by their supporters in the 18th minute of the first half. The referee stopped play for approximately a minute and a half while the flare was removed. Venezia supporters also threw a smoke flare into the playing enclosure in the 40th minute of the first half. The penalty for Venezia was reduced under Article 29, paragraph 1, letter b) of the CGS.
Player sanctions
Johan Felipe Vasquez Ibarra of Genoa had his sanction increased because he is the team captain. Sascha Britschgi of Parma was sanctioned for pretending to have been fouled in the opposition penalty area. Marcus Lilian Thuram Ulien of Inter was sanctioned for pretending to have been fouled in the opposition penalty area.
Paratici case
Fabio Paratici of Fiorentina was sanctioned for challenging a referee's decision in an agitated and disrespectful manner in the dressing rooms at half-time. Fabio Paratici is a repeat offender.