Chievo and Parma will appear in court on Tuesday, each facing the threat of relegation from Serie A.
Chievo were referred to the FIGC’s Federal National Court for false accounting, while Parma striker Emanuele Calaio is alleged to have sent text messages to Spezia players implying possible match-fixing before his side’s 2-0 win on May 18, which secured their return to the top flight.
Chievo and Parma will appear in court on Tuesday, each facing the threat of relegation from Serie A.
Chievo were referred to the FIGC’s Federal National Court for false accounting, while Parma striker Emanuele Calaio is alleged to have sent text messages to Spezia players implying possible match-fixing before his side’s 2-0 win on May 18, which secured their return to the top flight.
According to ANSA, the federation’s prosecutor wants point deductions to be applied both teams’ tallies last season – the extent of which would result in the Flying Donkeys’ suffering relegation and the Ducali dropping out of the automatic promotion places in Serie B.