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Mazzola: Malagò "No Collective Punishment for the Events of Turin, Individual Punishments"

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"I say no to collective punishment. We must surgically and scientifically identify all those people who have shamed 99% of everyone else. (ANSA)

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"I say no to collective punishment. We must surgically and scientifically identify all those people who have shamed 99% of everyone else. (ANSA)

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Guest at the 'Numer1' podcast, President FIGC Giovanni Malagò spoke about the hot topic of the last hours in Serie A, that is the gesture of a part of the fans of Juventus who on the occasion of the minute of silence in honor of Sandro Mazzola before the match against Atalanta turned in protest."All those people who shamed 99% of all others should be identified in a surgical and scientific way.

Malagò condemns Juventus fans. The FIGC president condemns what happened at the Stadium during the minute's silence in memory of Mazzola.

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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