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Football's latest match-fixing scandal could have implications far wider than Italy, where 17 people were arrested on Monday including former World Cup player Cristiano Doni.

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Italian football strike called off after deal struckupdated: Thu Dec 09 2010 16:11:00

This weekend's Serie A program in Italy will go ahead after the players' union (AIC) and league officials signed a new agreement.

Eto'o handed ban for head-buttupdated: Tue Nov 23 2010 15:21:00

Inter Milan striker Samuel Eto'o has received a three-match ban for head-butting Chievo's Bostjan Cesar in the chest at last Sunday's Serie A game.

Mourinho denies assault claimsupdated: Wed Dec 16 2009 08:29:00

Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has claimed he did not assault a journalist after his side's 1-1 draw with Atalanta.

Lippi replaces Donadoni as Italy coachupdated: Thu Jun 26 2008 13:17:00

Marcello Lippi has returned for a second stint in charge of Italy after being named as Roberto Donadoni's replacement by the Italian Football Federation on Thursday.

Cagliari off bottom after winning appealupdated: Wed Mar 26 2008 14:31:00

Serie A strugglers Cagliari are off the bottom of the table after the Italian federal court of justice overturned a three-point penalty imposed on the Sardinians.

Italy will put faith in stewardsupdated: Thu Apr 12 2007 11:17:00

Stewards will be in charge of security inside Italian soccer stadiums next season, leaving police to control fans outside, government and sports officials said Thursday.

Livorno sack coach for second timeupdated: Wed Mar 21 2007 10:08:00

Livorno have fired coach Daniele Arrigoni for the second time this year after the 4-0 defeat by Udinese.

Spectators can watch Milan matchupdated: Sat Feb 10 2007 14:35:00

Spectators will be allowed into San Siro stadium for Sunday's Serie A match between AC Milan and Livorno after emergency works brought it into line with security regulations.

Italy faces 'closed-doors' threat updated: Mon Feb 05 2007 04:52:00

Italy's government announced new security measures for football stadiums on Monday, raising hopes that matches could resume this weekend, as the nation mourned the death of a policeman killed by rioting fans.

Policeman killed at Italian matchupdated: Fri Feb 02 2007 16:40:00

A police officer was killed Friday after fans rioted at a game between two Sicilian teams, prompting the Italian football federation to suspend all Serie A and B matches this weekend.

Inter must answer transfer chargesupdated: Thu Jan 25 2007 09:09:00

Serie A leaders Inter Milan have been called to appear before the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) disciplinary committee to answer charges of falsifying documents in the transfer of a goalkeeper.

Striker Borriello fails drugs testupdated: Thu Dec 21 2006 16:41:00

AC Milan's moderate season worsened on Thursday as striker Marco Borriello was revealed to have failed a drugs test.

Borrelli staying as match-fix headupdated: Wed Sep 27 2006 09:37:00

Francesco Saverio Borrelli has decided to stay on as head of the Italian football federation's (FIGC) match-fixing investigation a week after offering to quit.

Pancalli is Italian football chiefupdated: Thu Sep 21 2006 05:17:00

Italy's national Olympic Committee (CONI) has appointed their own vice-president, Luca Pancalli, as the new head of the Italian Football Federation.

Inter mourning death of Facchettiupdated: Mon Sep 04 2006 10:29:00

Former Italy and Inter Milan captain Giacinto Facchetti has died -- the Serie A club have announced.

Milan fail with conciliation talksupdated: Tue Aug 29 2006 09:18:00

AC Milan and Fiorentina failed to reach agreement with the Italian Football Federation at a court of conciliation on Tuesday, denting their hopes of overturning a punishment for their involvement in a Serie A match-fixing scandal.

Juventus could face new sanctionsupdated: Wed Aug 23 2006 08:51:00

The Italian football federation has told FIFA that it will impose extra sanctions on Juventus if the club turn to a civil court to try to overturn their relegation after a match-fixing scandal.

Matarrese steps in for Italian jobupdated: Tue Aug 08 2006 12:29:00

Antonio Matarrese was re-elected as president of the Italian football league in Rome on Tuesday almost 20 years after leaving the job.

Inter Milan awarded Serie A titleupdated: Wed Jul 26 2006 16:17:00

Inter Milan have been officially awarded the 2005-06 Italian league title in the latest fallout from the country's match-fixing scandal.

Saturday start for Italian appealsupdated: Tue Jul 18 2006 12:14:00

Four Italian clubs found guilty in the Serie A match-fixing scandal -- Juventus, Fiorentina, Lazio and AC Milan -- will begin their appeals on July 22, the president of the appeals court has said.

Champs Italy name Donadoni coachupdated: Thu Jul 13 2006 14:20:00

Former AC Milan star Roberto Donadoni was on Thursday appointed coach of World Cup winners Italy in succession to Marcello Lippi.

World Cup winner Lippi quits Italyupdated: Wed Jul 12 2006 05:09:00

World Cup-winning coach Marcello Lippi resigned on Wednesday, three days after guiding his team to victory over France in the final in Berlin.

Lippi to discuss future with Italyupdated: Mon Jul 10 2006 08:39:00

World Cup winner Marcello Lippi is to discuss his future as Italy coach with the Italian Football Federation on Tuesday.

Prosecutor wants big four demotedupdated: Tue Jul 04 2006 06:16:00

The chief prosecutor demanded the demotion of four of the biggest teams in Serie A -- champions Juventus, AC Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio at the Italian match-fixing trial on Tuesday.

Italian match-fix tribunal resumesupdated: Mon Jul 03 2006 08:46:00

Italy's biggest football trial has resumed, a day before the World Cup semifinal with hosts Germany, with four top clubs and 26 officials facing match-fixing charges.

De Rossi gets four-game suspensionupdated: Fri Jun 23 2006 06:42:00

Italy midfielder Daniele De Rossi has been suspended for four matches at the World Cup after being sent off for elbowing U.S. striker Brian McBride last week.

Nesta and Zambrotta go for scansupdated: Tue Jun 06 2006 06:03:00

Italy defenders Alessandro Nesta and Gianluca Zambrotta will have scans on niggling injuries on Tuesday as they struggle to regain fitness for the World Cup, the Italian Football Federation said.

Juventus board quits after scandalupdated: Thu May 11 2006 13:19:00

The entire board of Italian champions Juventus has resigned after days of press revelations over embarrassing telephone interceptions involving their members.

Di Canio - I am fascist not racistupdated: Thu Dec 22 2005 14:37:00

Lazio striker Paolo Di Canio is to appeal against a ban and a fine imposed following a recent straight-arm salute, claiming the gesture is fascist not racist.

Inter's Samuel banned for spittingupdated: Mon Aug 22 2005 11:38:00

Inter Milan's Walter Samuel has been banned for three matches for spitting at Juventus midfielder Pavel Nedved in Saturday's Italian SuperCup win in Turin.

Messina handed reprieve to Serie Aupdated: Tue Aug 02 2005 16:49:00

Messina have earned a reprieve to remain in Serie A after an appeals court overturned a decision by the Italian Football Federation to throw them out of the top flight due to their poor finances.

Messina and Torino fail in appealsupdated: Tue Jul 26 2005 08:15:00

Messina and Torino failed Tuesday to overturn the Italian football federation's decision to expel them both from Serie A due to the poor state of their finances.

Serie A teams kicked out of leagueupdated: Fri Jul 15 2005 11:20:00

Torino and Messina have been expelled from Italy's Serie A because of the poor state of their finances, the Italian Football Federation has decided.

Roma's Totti banned for five gamesupdated: Thu Apr 21 2005 16:34:00

Francesco Totti was hit with a five-match ban on Thursday following his sending off for violent conduct in Roma's 2-0 defeat by Siena on Wednesday.

Collina to quit refereeing in Juneupdated: Wed Mar 02 2005 12:11:00

Italy's Pierluigi Collina, the most widely known referee in the world, is set to retire in June, the Gazzetta dello sport has reported.

Italy opt not to appeal Totti banupdated: Fri Jun 18 2004 08:48:00

Italy have decided not to appeal Francesco Totti's three-match ban for spitting at Denmark's Christian Poulsen during their Euro 2004 clash on Monday.

Date given for Rome derby re-matchupdated: Wed Mar 31 2004 11:03:00

The derby between Lazio and Roma, abandoned due to crowd trouble, will be replayed on April 14, the Italian Football League has confirmed.

Coach Trapattoni keen to continueupdated: Mon Mar 29 2004 13:34:00

MILAN, March 29 (Reuters) - Italy coach Giovanni Trapattoni says he is ready to renew his contract with the Italian Football Federation if offered a deal.

Lazio shares to remain suspendedupdated: Wed Mar 17 2004 06:28:00

The future of Italian giants Lazio has been thrown into doubt after shares in the club were suspended indefinitely.

Italian clubs risk administrationupdated: Fri Feb 27 2004 12:10:00

Italian football clubs could be placed in financial administration, a leading parliamentarian warned on Friday.

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