Spalletti fined €10,000 for 'gravely offensive' referee comments
Lega Serie A has given Luciano Spalletti a fine and a warning after he insulted referee Maurizio Mariani in Inter's loss to Sassuolo.
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Inter coach Luciano Spalletti has been fined €10,000 for using "gravely offensive" language towards the referee in his side's 1-0 loss to Sassuolo.
The Nerazzurri suffered a surprise defeat at MAPEI Stadium on Sunday, after which Spalletti confronted official Maurizio Mariani.
Lega Serie A has fined the 59-year-old for his remarks and warned him about his future behaviour.
Udinese, Napoli and Parma were fined €4,000, €2,500 and €2,000 respectively for letting off flares in their opening Serie A games of the season.
Torino boss Walter Mazzarri was given an official warning for entering the pitch to argue against a decision in his side's loss to Roma.
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