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Juventus have been ordered to close part of their stadium for their next home Serie A match against Napoli by an Italian sports judge after Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku was racially abused during Tuesday's Coppa Italia semi-final.
MILAN, Italy: Juventus were given a partial stadium ban for their next home game in the Italian Cup after some of their supporters directed racist chants at Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku. Lukaku was sanctioned with a second yellow card for provoking Juventus fans by holding his finger to his lips as if to silence the crowd after converting a stoppage-time penalty to earn Inter a 1-1 draw in the first leg of the semifinals on Tuesday. Lukaku was suspended for the second leg of the semifinals on April 26 by the Italian league judge on Thursday.
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A town in Spain is luring Brits to move there with cash incentives - great news for anyone mulling a move to the country.
Ferrari is in trouble. Serious trouble. Following a successful start to the 2022 Formula 1 season, it was believed that, given the technical rules and regulations are essentially unchanged for this year, the team would be in a good position to continue its upward trajectory.
Juventus could move within a point of the European qualifying places on Saturday, less than three months after a 15-point deduction sent them into mid-table, but their comeback run faces its stiffest test yet away to second-placed Lazio.
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Women's world number one Iga Swiatek says tennis authorities missed an opportunity to ban Russian and Belarusian players outright after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, but the moment has passed to do so now, she told the BBC. The 21-year-old Pole has been a staunch supporter of her Ukrainian rivals criticising the WTA for not doing enough to support them. Unlike other sports which imposed an outright ban following the invasion in February 2022, tennis officials permitted those from Russia and Belarus to continue playing, but as neutral athletes.