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Spezia fans sang a reprehensible song against Maradona

The rivalry that exists between the fans of the Spezia and of the Naples led the supporters of the team from the Liguria region to star in a reprehensible episode in the middle of the game for the 21st date of Serie A.

While the Neapolitans dominated on the field, the locals targeted Diego Armando Maradonathe greatest idol in the history of Napoli.

What happens is that from Curva Ferrovia, where the the ultras of spezia began to sing: “Sai perché mi batte il corazon? I’m dead Maradona” (“Do you know why my heart is slow? Maradona is dead”). In addition, he was also heard on several occasions: “Diego non pip*a peiú” (Diego no longer urinates).

Spezia could be fined

For the reprehensible chants against Diego Maradona, Spezia could receive a fine of up to 10,000 euros. A usual punishment in Italian football for this type of event.

Anna Edwards

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