Serie A: heavy hand for Toma Basic, Cesc Fabregas also disqualified

The sports judge has released disciplinary measures after the 15th day of Serie A. Sting for Toma Basic, who was sent off in the last league match against Parma: the Lazio midfielder was disqualified for two turns and fined €’10,000 “for having, at the 32nd minute of the second half, with the ball not in playing distance, struck a player of the opposing team” with his forearm and clenched fist, on the hip. Remaining in the Biancoceleste team, Mattia Zaccagni, who was sent off in the match with the Gialloblù, was also given a suspension “for being responsible for a serious foul of play”.

Luca Giorgetti

A day of disqualification was also given to Torbjørn Lysaker Heggem (Bologna), who left the Rossoblù lineup in ten in the match against Juventus, “for committing a foul intervention on an opponent in possession of a clear goal opportunity”. As for players not sent off, on the other hand, six players have been disqualified, including as many as two from Hellas Verona, which will have to do without Rafik Belghali, “cautioned for protesting against match officials; already cautioned”, and Martin Sonder Frese, cautioned “for misbehavior against an opponent; already cautioned”, in the next round.

The team will be in the red for the next match.

Three other players were detained for the same reason: Teun Koopmeiners of Juventus, Martin Ismael Payero of Cremonese and Kristian Thorstvedt of Sassuolo. Finally, Lecce’s Kialonda Gaspar was also disqualified one day “for non-regulation behavior on the field; already a caution”. Notably, it is a heavy absence as far as the Bianconeri are concerned, who will have to do without the Dutch midfielder, now permanently employed in defense, in the big match of the 16th day of Serie A against Roma, scheduled for Saturday evening at 8:45 p.m. at the Allianz Stadium in Turin.

Finally, as far as coaches are concerned, a one-day disqualification for Como coach Cesc Fabregas, who, already cautioned, was cautioned against Roma “for having, at the end of the match, on the field of play, assumed a provocative attitude toward a collaborator of the opposing team”.

The Spanish coach is not the only one disqualified in the Larian staff: in fact, Daniel Guindos Lopez “for having, at the end, of the match, assumed a provocative attitude toward a player of the opposing team” and Diego Perez Castillo “for having, at 33° of the second half, vehemently contested a referee” decision. A round of stop also to Paolo Zanetti (Hellas Verona).

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