Juventus make second appeal against stadium ban

Wednesday 29 April 2009 17:50 BST

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Juventus have filed a second appeal against the decision to force them to play Sunday's home Serie A match with Lecce behind closed doors.

The sanction was imposed by the Italian league after a section of Juve fans racially abused Inter Milan's Mario Balotelli in a 1-1 draw earlier this month.

Juve lost their appeal with the Italian soccer federation on Tuesday but said in a statement today they were appealing again because the reasons for the decision had not been explained.

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