Gazzetta dello Sport reports that a supporter of the Inter Milan team was arrested after throwing a firecracker in the direction of the Cremonese team's goalkeeper, Emil Audero, during the Serie A match. The incident, which occurred in the 49th minute of the match won by Inter 2-0, resulted in Audero being injured, suffering a leg injury and being hospitalized, where he underwent surgery to have three toes amputated. Inter's president, Giuseppe Marotta, condemned the act and emphasized the importance of promoting a healthy sports culture.
Tensions also escalated at the train station in Cremona, where clashes occurred between Milan fans and the police. Although the match was not affected by the incident, Inter club risks a fine and possible sanctions for supporters, including travel bans and the closure of stands at home.
Tensions also escalated at the train station in Cremona, where clashes occurred between Milan fans and the police. Although the match was not affected by the incident, Inter club risks a fine and possible sanctions for supporters, including travel bans and the closure of stands at home.
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Un suporter care a aruncat o petardă către portarul echipei Cremonese la meciul cu Inter, arestat. A rămas fără trei degete - Știrile ProTV
Dezvăluiri șocante! Fanul care a întrerupt meciul lui Inter și-a pierdut trei degete și va fi arestat
Inter Milano: Suporterul care a aruncat o petardă spre portarul echipei Cremonese a rămas fără trei degete
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