The Serie C Sports Judge decided not to recognize the result of the match between Latina and Atalanta U23, which ended 2-0 in favor of the Lazio team. The measure was adopted following an appeal presented by Atalanta U23, which contested the non-compliance of the height of the playing goals of the Latina stadium. The sentence, issued on 15 October 2026, suspends the approval of the result, while maintaining intact the disciplinary measures already taken against the players involved.

During the session, the Sports Judge Dr. Stefano Palazzi, assisted by Irene Papi and the A.I.A. representative, Mr. Marco Ravaglioli, noted that the Atalanta U23 club had presented a formal written reservation regarding the non-compliant goals. As a result, judgment on the event was suspended, while disciplinary sanctions for the players were not altered. In particular, midfielder Digne Kaelas Pounga was suspended for three matches for committing violent conduct in the 47th minute of the first half, punching an opponent in the face without causing serious damage.

Pounga's sanction was justified on the basis of article 13, paragraph 2, of the Sports Gaming Code, which considers the nature of the gesture and the delicacy of the part of the body affected. Despite the violence, no injuries were recorded that would have hindered the resumption of play, which is why the sanction was limited to three matchdays of incapacitation. Other players on the team did not suffer any disciplinary sanctions.

The non-approved result means that the match will not be counted in the Serie C ranking points. Latina, who had already won the match, will not be able to count the two points gained, while Atalanta U23 will not be able to benefit from any advantage. The Sporting Judge's decision leaves open the possibility of a possible review or further actions by the teams involved. The situation remains suspended until a new official communication is issued by the Federation.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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