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Roma handed 3-0 Serie A loss for fielding ineligible player

Roma fields an unregistered player and will be going through an Italian disciplinary

Updated 6 years ago · Published on 23 Sep 2020 9:18AM

Roma handed 3-0 Serie A loss for fielding ineligible player
Roma did not include Amadou Diawara in their list. – Pic courtesy of AS Roma Facebook page, September 23, 2020

ROME – An Italian disciplinary hearing on Tuesday punished Roma for fielding an unregistered player in the opening round of the Serie A by changing their goalless draw at Verona to a 3-0 defeat.

Serie A clubs can register up to 25 players aged over 22 and must submit the list to the Italian football’s governing bodies at the start of the season.

Roma did not include Amadou Diawara, who turned 23 on July 17, in their list and the Guinean midfielder started and played 89 minutes on Saturday in Verona. – AFP, September 23, 2020

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