Roma and Napoli fans temporarily banned from attending away matches in Italy after brawls
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Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi has announced that he will ban Napoli and Roma fans from attending away matches in the Italian championship. The ban will be in effect for two months. It is introduced due to clashes that occurred between fans of the two teams at a service station on one of the highways, according to Rai News.
The decree will be signed today, January 14. With regard to the two groups of supporters, general public order measures are also being considered. “This afternoon I will probably sign a preventive regulation on away travel by fans for the next two months,” Mr. Piantedosi said at a press conference (quoted from AGI). “But I cannot but take into account the general provision on public order in relation to the two groups of fans,” the minister said.
Roma is a professional football club from Rome, is a member of the Association of European Clubs, also the first champion of the Conference League. Napoli is a professional football club based in Naples. Two-time winner of the Italian championship (1986/87, 1989/90), six-time winner of the Italian Cup.
The collision occurred on January 8, due to which the A1 highway in Arezzo was blocked, reports Corriere Fiorentino.
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