Mate Im irish I dont read english papers.
You cant say something didnt happen because it did, AC are blaming Juventus there blaming Milan and so on. Yes they were banned but it was changed.
Italian Football Federation Punishments Team Relegation Points deductions
(2006-07 season) Other punishments
Original punishment [6][4] Final punishment [7] Original punishment Final punishment Original punishment Final punishment
A.C. Milan None None Deducted 15 points Deducted 8 points • Deducted 44 points 2005/06 season
• Out of 2006-07 UEFA Champions League [8] • Deducted 30 points 2005/06 season
• One home game behind closed doors
ACF Fiorentina Relegated to Serie B None Deducted 12 points
(Serie B) Deducted 15 points
(Serie A) • Out of 2006-07 UEFA Champions League [8] • Out of 2006-07 UEFA Champions League [8]
• Two home games behind closed doors
Juventus F.C. Relegated to Serie B Relegated to Serie B Deducted 30 points Deducted 9 points • Stripped of 2005 and 2006 titles
• Out of 2006-07 UEFA Champions League [8] • Stripped of 2005 and 2006 titles
• Out of 2006-07 UEFA Champions League [8]
• Three home games behind closed doors
Lazio Relegated to Serie B None Deducted 7 points (Serie B) Deducted 3 points (Serie A) • Out of 2006-07 UEFA Cup [8] • Out of 2006-07 UEFA Cup [8]
• Two home games behind closed doors
Reggina Calcio [5] (No original punishment) None Deducted 15 points (Serie A) Deducted 11 points (Serie A) (No original punishment) • £68,000 (equivalent) fine
• Club president Pasquale Foti fined £20,000 (equivalent) and banned from football for 2½ years
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On July 26, FIGC declared Inter Milan as the Italian Champion for the 2005-06 season. The decision was harshly disputed, in particular because Inter team manager Giacinto Facchetti was caught as well in telephone calls with Pierluigi Pairetto. In one of these calls he negotiated the best referees for Champions League matches. However no charge was laid against him for these interceptions
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Very strange how the Italian league works I can tell ya.