The interista loses his head: eight-day disqualification

Inter’s elimination from the playoffs of the Primavera 1 championship at the hands of Cesena’s same age team also brings with it a heavy decision by the Sports Justice against Alain Taho, the young goalkeeper of the Nerazzurri team who was sent off ten minutes from the 90th minute: in fact, eight days of disqualification have been inflicted on the Albanian extreme defender, class of 2007, as confirmed by the note released Saturday by Lega Serie A.

This is the motivation produced by the sports justice: “Disqualification for eight actual match days – Taho Alain (Inter): for having, at the 35th minute of the second half, contested a refereeing decision by running towards the match director until hitting him with his chest at shoulder level and uttering, towards the same, insulting expressions; sanction imposed pursuant to art. 36 paragraph 1 lett. b) CGS”.

The match had then ended 2-1 for Cesena: Inter had taken the lead at 23′ with Kukulis, but the Bianconeri had then managed to come back with Tosku’s goal on a penalty kick at 34′ and Poletti’s goal directly from a corner kick at 80′, strongly contested by Taho himself until the red card and the abrupt reaction towards the referee.

Although he has never played for the first team, Taho has often trained with the “big boys,” so much so that Cristian Chivu has summoned him on several occasions, putting him on the roster in the league and in the Champions League. His last bench with Inter was last January 17, in the match played by the Nerazzurri against Udinese.