Four Milan staff members received suspensions following the win against Genoa.
The sports judge issued multiple bans across Serie A after the latest round of matches, hitting clubs with heavy fines and suspensions. Milan emerged as one of the most penalized clubs following disciplinary reviews.
Abdoulaye Niakhate Ndiaye picked up a one-match ban for a DOGSO foul against Bologna.
The Parma defender received a direct red card after a VAR review involving Odgaard. Ndiaye will serve a one-match suspension, ruling him out against Roma. Frosinone central defender Gabriele Bracaglia also received a one-match ban for accumulating five yellow cards, meaning he will miss the trip to San Siro against Milan.
Ndiaye Abdoulaye Niakhate received the ban for having committed a foul intervention on an opponent in possession of a clear goalscoring opportunity, while the central player Bracaglia will not be present in the away match at San Siro against Milan due to his fifth sanction for incorrect behavior towards an opponent.
Ivan Juric received a one-match suspension and a yellow card for an intimidating gesture toward the Atalanta assistant coach during Monza’s match.
Juric will serve his ban when the championship resumes after the national break. Additional staff suspensions include Emanuel Jose Batista Ferro dos Sa and Stefano Mazzoni from Milan, Marco Ianni from Atalanta, Alessio Scarpi from Genoa, and Diego Mantovani from Milan, all handed one-match bans for protesting referee decisions.
Emanuel Jose Batista Ferro dos Sa from Milan was sanctioned for having, at the 6th minute of the second half, rising from the additional bench, overtly contested a refereeing decision, an infraction detected by an Assistant.
Como received a 10,000-euro fine for delaying the start of the second half by two minutes.
Fiorentina and Juventus each received 5,000-euro fines for four-minute delays at kickoff. Lazio incurred a 3,000-euro fine for a two-minute delay at the start of the match. Genoa was fined 4,000-euro after supporters threw three lighters onto the pitch in the 13th minute.
Serie A resumes on November 21 with Como facing Cagliari at 15:00 following the international break.
The round concludes on November 23 with Monza hosting Fiorentina. Il turno si concluderà lunedì 23 con Monza-Fiorentina.
Parma defender Abdoulaye Niakhate Ndiaye and Frosinone defender Gabriele Bracaglia both serve one-match bans, alongside Monza coach Ivan Juric and multiple club staff members.
Como received a 10,000-euro fine for an unjustified two-minute delay at the start of the second half.
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