Sampdoria docked a point over match-fixing

The Italian Football Federation's disciplinary committee accepted all of the deals agreed with prosecutor Stefano Palazzi, including the club's $A35,157 fine.

Serie B club Bari has been deducted five points and fined nearly $94,000. Atalanta defender Andrea Masiello has been banned for 26 months for offences during his time at Bari.

Former team-mates Alessandro Parisi, who is now with Torino, and Marco Rossi, now at Cesena, have also been suspended for 24 months and 20 months, respectively.

Meanwhile, Juventus, already uncertain about the future of coach Antonio Conte, may also have players Leonardo Bonucci and Simone Pepe suspended.

Palazzi asked for a 42-month ban for Bonucci and a 12-month ban for Pepe for their roles in fixing the match between Udinese and Bari in May 2010. Bonucci played for Bari at the time, while Pepe played for Udinese.

Palazzi recommended a 15-month ban for Conte for failing to report match-fixing in two games during the 2010-11 season when he was coach of then-Serie B team Siena.

Bologna is also facing the possibility of starting next season with a two-point deduction, with defender Daniele Portanova facing a three-year suspension.