Malagò: Juve are victims, punish individuals not club
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Key points
- FIGC president says collective punishment would be wrong after some Juve fans turned their backs during Mazzola silence
- Juventus condemned the disrespect and attended the Inter legend's funeral with Massara and Carnevali
- Malagò stressed that sporting rivalries must not override respect for the dead
Summary
FIGC president Giovanni Malagò has defended Juventus against collective punishment over the incident at the Allianz Stadium during the minute's silence for Sandro Mazzola. Some Juve supporters turned away during the tribute to the Inter legend, prompting the club to issue a swift condemnation. Malagò, speaking at Mazzola's funeral, argued that individual offenders should face sanctions, not the club itself, and stressed that sporting rivalries must never override respect for the dead. The sports judge will rule on the matter tomorrow after FIGC prosecutors reported the facts.
Original headline
"Juve vittima e niente pene collettive": Malagò durissimo sul caso Mazzola
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