Rome, 10 Nov. (LaPresse) – The FIGC Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal lodged by Juve Stabia (Serie B) against the two-point deduction to be served during the current season. The Campania-based club – according to the FIGC statement – “had been sanctioned on 24 September by the National Federal Court for failing to produce, in relation to the sale finalised on 17 April to the newly formed Stabia Capital Srl of 100 per cent of the sports club’s share capital, the documentation relating to the requirements of good repute and financial soundness, together with a copy of the deed resulting in the acquisition on 17 April 2026”.
Serie B: Juve Stabia’s appeal rejected – two-point deduction upheld
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Rome, 10 Nov. (LaPresse) – The FIGC Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal lodged by Juve Stabia (Serie B) against the two-point deduction to be served during the current season. The Campania-based club – according to the FIGC statement – “had been sanctioned on 24 September by the National Federal Court for failing to produce, in relation to the sale finalised on 17 April to the newly formed Stabia Capital Srl of 100 per cent of the sports club’s share capital, the documentation relating to the requirements of good repute and financial soundness, together with a copy of the deed resulting in the acquisition on 17 April 2026”.
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