The Italian sports arbitration court will hear Atalanta’s appeal against a six-point Serie A deduction for match-fixing on Oct. 24.
Atalanta started the Serie A season with a six-point penalty for its role in an Italian match-fixing scandal, while its captain Cristiano Doni was banned for three and a half years.
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