Cagliari fined for racist chants

More News on...

• Serie A
• Inter Milan
• Roma

MILAN - Cagliari have been fined 25,000 euros after racist chants from their fans resulted in a three-minute suspension of play during Sunday's home match with Inter Milan, Serie A said in a statement on Tuesday.

The referee, using new powers from the Italian Football Federation, halted the match because of the chants aimed at Inter's Samuel Eto'o. The game soon got underway again and there was no further trouble.

AS Roma were fined 10,000 euros after a fan shone a laser into the eyes of an assistant referee during Saturday's 2-1 win over Genoa.

Related Stories

Top Stories

• 

  Injured Götze ruled out of Wembley final

  Borussia Dortmund's Mario Gotze ruled out of Champions League final against Bayern Munich

• 

  Pellegrini to leave Malaga in summer

  Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini will leave the La Liga club at the end of the current season

• 

  Pulis leaves Stoke after seven years

  Stoke City and manager Tony Pulis part company by mutual agreement after seven years

• 

  Injured Carroll ruled out of England friendlies

  Andy Carroll pulls out of England's friendly internationals against Ireland and Brazil

Spotlight

Galacticos Reunited

Ten years on, the legends speak to FFT

Spotlight

One-on-One

Your questions answered by an A to Z of legends

Spotlight

75% of all TV is Bale

He's here, he's there, he's...

On the road to ruin

The cost of Premier League away travel

Spotlight

Win personalised boots

Nike CR7 IX for you

Latest Football Headlines

Latest Photos