Inter Milan have been handed a suspended stand sentence after their fans were found to be guilty of racist chanting again.
The Italian league said in a statement that “a significant percentage” of supporters in the stand in question were heard racially abusing AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie during Sunday’s derby victory.
This was reported to be prominent in the seventh and 39th minutes of the first half respectively.
The sentence will be suspended for a year but will be added onto any additional punishment if Inter’s fans commit more racist abuse during that period.
It is the second time this season that Inter has been sanctioned for racial abuse.
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Inter were forced to play two games in an empty stadium in January after their Boxing Day game at the San Siro was marred by racist chants aimed at Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly.
Inter lie third in Serie A but are a staggering 22 points behind the leaders Juventus.
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