Roma lost a lot on Tuesday night. Surprised by Cremonese (2-1), José Mourinho’s team left the top square of Serie A, qualifying for the Champions League, after this staggered match of the 24th day, and the Portuguese coach was dismissed after violent protests against the arbitration. This Wednesday, the Mou was finally fined 10,000 euros and suspended for two days after his stroke.
In a press release published on Tuesday, Serie A explained that this sanction was imposed on him “for having vehemently and provocatively challenged an arbitration decision, repeating this behavior at the time of his expulsion” and “for having, at the end of the match, entered the referees’ locker room without permission (…) and made seriously offensive statements”.
It was the sixth loss of the season for Giallorossiwho carried out a very bad operation since they are doubled in the standings (44 points against 45) by their rivals Lazio, winners Monday at home from Sampdoria 1-0 and now installed in fourth place.