Juventus coach Spalletti and Cagliari’s Pisacane hit with 1-match bans after heated clash
- Juventus Coach Luciano Spalletti and Cagliari Coach Fabio Pisacane received one-match bans after an altercation following Sunday’s 1-1 draw.
- Spalletti will miss Juventus’s home match against Lazio, while Pisacane will miss Cagliari’s away game at Monza.
- Both coaches received straight red cards after a heated exchange following the final whistle.
- The Italian league judge said Spalletti acted provocatively, while Pisacane reacted and increased the tension.
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Juventus coach Spalletti and Cagliari’s Pisacane hit with 1-match bans after heated clash
MILAN (AP) — Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti and Cagliari counterpart Fabio Pisacane were handed one-match bans Tuesday following their altercation at the end of Sunday’s match.
Post-Cagliari nervousness only the last episode: the team disappoints and the technician goes out of laps
The face to face with Pisacane after the game of Cagliari is the sign of a deeper malaise: little concreteness, passivity and many doubts. And on Sunday there is the challenge to the leading Lazio
Tension between the coaches of Cagliari and Juventus at the end of the match between the two teams valid for the sixth day of Serie A and ended with the score of 1-1. At the triple whistle, at the time when usually the team coaches cordially shake hands, Luciano Spalletti and Fabio Pisacane had [...] L'articolo Lite tra Spalletti e Pisacane: "Great to waste time" and then "I give you a slap." The reconstruction comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Juventus failed to take more than a point in the match against Cagliari, while at the end of the match coaches Luciano Spalletti and Fabio Pisacane were punished with red cards. Spalletti and Pisacane clashed with each other, with assistants intervening to separate them while the referee was given a red card. After the match for "DAZN", the Italian Juventus technician explained that nothing happened, he simply made it clear to his rival that "he…
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