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Thursday 14 March 1996 00:02 GMT

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A Italia politicia called yesterday for fas to protest agaist a players' strike called for this weeked, by boycottig matches the followig Suday. Giorgio Boraci, the regioal co-ordiator for the far-right Natioal Alliace party i the Riviera regio of Liguria, said: "Let's leave the stadiums empty o Suday, 24 March for 22 little me to amuse themselves o their ow."

Boraci, a Juvetus fa, said the supporters were the "real fiacial backers of Italia football."

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