Inter Milan fans have received a three-match away travel ban after a supporter threw a flare at Cremonese goalkeeper Emil Audero, though the restriction excludes the upcoming Milan derby.
Inter Milan supporters have been hit with a three-match Serie A travel ban following a dangerous incident during Sunday’s clash at Cremonese.
A reckless individual launched a flare onto the pitch, narrowly missing home goalkeeper Emil Audero.
While the 29-year-old escaped unharmed, the Sports Judge moved quickly to penalize the Nerazzurri for the spectator’s violent actions during the league showdown in Cremona.
The disciplinary ruling is notably less severe than previous road-blocking incidents involving Roma or Napoli fans.
Officials classified the event as an isolated act without premeditation, occurring under stadium supervision rather than as organized group violence.
Crucially for Inter supporters, the ban does not apply to March’s highly anticipated Milan derby at San Siro, allowing traveling fans to attend the local rivalry fixture.