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Monday 7 December, 2009
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The League's disciplinary commissioner has fined Juventus, Inter, Roma and Lazio after a fiery weekend in Serie A.
The Bianconeri were in trouble last week when a section of their fans sang distasteful chants about Mario Balotelli.
Those chants were heard again during Saturday's Derby d'Italia, prompting the League's disciplinary commissioner to fine Juventus another €25,000.
Inter weren't beyond reproach either, getting a €15,000 fine after a number of their supporters let off flares and paper bombs at the Olimpico.
Roma and Lazio were punished much more severely for the same offence after the actions of fans in the Tribuna Tevere led to the Derby della Capitolina being suspended for eight minutes in the first half.
Both teams will have to pay €40,000 each.
The commissioner's work was done there either, as he dolled out bans for various players.
Antonio Di Natale and Cristiano Lucarelli have been banned for two matches while Felipe Melo, Walter Samuel, Sulley Muntari and a whole host of others will miss next weekend's round of games.
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