Napoli receive two match stadium ban after Coppa Italia Final fracas

Napoli have been punished for the turmoil caused by their supporters before, during and after the Coppa Italia final.

The supporters were involved in a series of incidents such as forcing a gate and a turnstile to enter the stadium, fighting with the police, threatening violent acts, whistling the national anthem, invading the pitch, throwing firecrackers and using flares.

As a result, the Partenopei will have to play two games behind closed doors and pay a €60,000 fine.

The Stadio San Paolo will be empty for the game against Hellas Verona and for the first home match of next season.

Fiorentina have also been received a €50,000 fine and a one-game ban of the Curva Fiesole as their fans made territorial discriminatory chants against Napoli, and after the game a supporter hit a steward with a bottle.

However, as it is their first sanction, the ban of the Curva Fiesole has been suspended.