Juventus' demotion to Serie B will stand but Lazio and
Fiorentina are to remain in Serie A, the Italian federal court
appeals tribunal announced on Tuesday evening.
The Bianconeri had originally been handed a 30-point Serie B
deduction for the forthcoming campaign, but, on appeal, that has
now been reduced to a 17-point penalty even if the deposed
champions' relegation stands.
Lazio and Fiorentina, meanwhile, have been allowed to remain in
Serie A, but will start with 11 and 19 point deductions
respectively.
Milan have been allowed to compete in the UEFA Champions League in
the forthcoming campaign, although the Rossoneri start the coming
season with an eight-point handicap.
Lazio, Fiorentina and Milan have all been docked 30 points from
their league total for season 2005/06.
More to follow...
how biased, milan allowed in the UCL..obviously the Italian PM or
ex PM had something to do with it.
