NAPLES, Italy (AP) — Former Juventus executive Luciano Moggi has been sentenced to five years, four months in prison by a Naples court for his role in the 2006 Italian match-fixing scandal.
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Moggi gets 5-yr-plus sentence in Italian scandal
Newly-promoted Atalanta’s hopes of retaining their Serie A status suffered a blow Tuesday when the club was handed a six-point penalty for their part in the Calcioscommesse betting scandal.
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Atalanta hit with six-point penalty
Italy’s football federation says it doesn’t have the authority to revoke decision which stripped Juventus of the title
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Inter Milan to keep 2006 scudetto
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