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Sporting Judge: Udinese fined €3,000 for ‘repeatedly directed offensive chants’ against Maignan

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By: Ben Dixon After their game against AC Milan, Udinese have been fined by the Sporting Judge due to the actions of their fans. When Milan play Udinese in Udine, you are expecting chants and jeers against Mike Maignan.

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After their game against AC Milan, Udinese have been fined by the Sporting Judge due to the actions of their fans. When Milan play Udinese in Udine, you are expecting chants and jeers against Mike Maignan.

In fact, it has become one of the worst games in the calendar simply for this reason. Yet, there seems to be no stopping it.

As MilanNews relays, Udinese were fined by the Sporting Judge in the latest set of punishments, with the official statement and reasoning seen below. “Fine of €3,000.00: to the Udinese club for having, during the match, repeatedly directed offensive chants at a player of the opposing team.”

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