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The Italian Football Federation (FIGC), has handed a two-match touchline ban to AS Roma boss, Jose Mourinho, after he was sent off during his side’s 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona on Saturday.
Mourinho was sent off during the final stages of the much entertaining and drama-filled tie with Hellas Verona for remonstrating with referee Luca Pairetto, before kicking a ball into the stands.
Mourinho made a telephone gesture towards Pairetto, which Italian media reported was in reference to his father Pierluigi, who was involved in the Italian match-fixing scandal of 2006.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) said Mourinho “made serious allegations” against the referee, and entered the pitch “with a threatening attitude, blatantly disputing the refereeing decision”.
The Portuguese coach, who left the stadium without stopping for post-match media duties following his side’s draw, has also been fined 20,000 Euros ($23,000).
This means Mourinho will not be in the dugout for their trip to Spezia and the home match against Atalanta.
This article was updated 11 months ago