The S.S. Juve Stabia 1907 has lodged a formal appeal against the decision of the Federal National Tribunal (TFN) of 24 September, which had imposed a two-point penalty on the club. The complaint, filed through the lawyers Antonio Romei and Carlo Vitalini Sacconi, was communicated to the press with the exhortation to defend their reasons before the competent authorities.
In the official press release, the company states that it has full faith in sporting justice and that it believes that the TFN's decision is baseless. Juve Stabia claims to have respected the rules and to have acted in accordance with the principles that regulate sporting activity. The club therefore intends to assert its rights in the sports courts, respecting the institutions and principles of fairness that guide football discipline.
The two-point penalty had an immediate impact on the Serie B standings. Juve Stabia is currently in seventh place, with 34 points, only behind Vicenza and Carrarese. If the TFN's decision were confirmed, the team would be relegated with 32 points, with a consequent drop in position in the table. The club, however, hopes that the appeal will lead to an annulment of the sanction, thus allowing it to maintain its current position.
The appeal was presented at a crucial moment of the season, when Juve Stabia is competing for promotion. The company stated that it is ready to fully cooperate with the competent authorities and will respect the decisions that will be issued. In the meantime, fans and team officials remain confident that sporting justice can recognize the correctness of their actions.
The next step will be the examination of the appeal by the National Federal Court. If the decision is annulled, Juve Stabia will be able to continue the season without the penalty. If, on the contrary, the sanction is confirmed, the team will have to face the relegation of points and the possible consequent loss of position in the ranking. In both cases, Juve Stabia is preparing to continue its campaign with the same determination and professionalism that has characterized the season so far.