The leader of Boys SAN was called Il Rosso (“Red”) and, with other ultra leaders, he had planned this attack on the Neapolitan ultras with precision. International Football. MILAN (AP) — A Napoli "ultra" fan was arrested Friday and accused of killing the Inter Milan supporter who died following clashes outside the San Siro ahead of … For … Fabrizio Piscitelli, known … Investigators believe that Daniele Belardinelli, the 35-year-old fan who died, may have been fatally struck by a van … This season, the Italian league is reverting to its traditional holiday break with no games between Christmas and New Year's Day.MILAN (AP) — A Napoli "ultra" fan was arrested Friday and accused of killing the Inter Milan supporter who died following clashes outside the San Siro ahead of a Serie A match last December.Manduca, who has a long criminal record, has been charged with voluntary manslaughter.The game was also marred by racist chants which targeted Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly.Prosecutors believe that Manduca, who refused to answer questions by authorities in the 10-month investigation, has ties to the Naples-area Camorra crime syndicate.Police examined security camera footage and intercepted phone calls before concluding that Manduca was responsible.In March, five Inter fans — including the club's "ultra" leaders Marco Piovella and Nino Ciccarelli — were sentenced for up to nearly four years for their roles in the clashes.Fabio Manduca, a 39-year-old Napoli fan, is accused of driving the SUV that fatally struck Daniele Belardinelli, a 35-year-old Inter supporter who died in the Dec. 26 clashes.Claudio Ciccimarra, the chief of the Milan police special operations unit, said investigators were confronted with a "wall of omertà (the Mafia code of silence)" by the Inter fans involved "even though the victim was on their side." Napoli Ultras’ leader Gennaro De Tommaso has been arrested along with four other club fans in relation to the 2014 Coppa Italia Final incidents in May. The leader of Lazio's notorious 'ultra' football fans was shot dead in a Rome park in broad daylight in a revenge attack by drug rivals. A day with Napoli's Ultras. The ANSA news agency reports that Marco Piovella, the arrested fan, is being charged with homicide. 50-year-old Sandro is the leader of Apache, a group of ultras, with whom he spent his whole life at the stadium: a life full of violence, clashes, passion and values. ... After 10 minutes of waiting, the apparent leader of the second group approached the the first and extended his hand in friendship. The synopsis for Ultras is as follows: "In the city of Naples, football is life, and for Sandro, the leader of the Napoli ultras, the Apache, this couldn’t be any closer to the truth. Now, his Daspo (stadium ban) prevents him from entering the stadium, because of this, his values and passion are beginning to weaken. Naples. The life of Sandro (Aniello Arena), the leader of the Apache ultras group, arrives at a crossroads after he is denied access to his second home: the stadium. MILAN (AP) — Police have arrested a leader of Inter Milan's hardcore "ultras" fan group following the death of a supporter during clashes with visiting Napoli fans last week. It was the first time Serie A matches took place on Dec. 26 in nearly 50 years. Napoli fan fights for life in hospital after Rome football violence. Napoli Ultras arrested. Club ultras are known for being the most infamous of football fans, ... Lampard's Liverpool-esque line-up missing a defensive leader; ... but the Napoli club ultras declined to participate. The Mastiffs fought and threw flares at police to halt kick off. MILAN (AP) — Police have arrested a leader of Inter Milan’s hardcore “ultras” fan group following the death of a supporter during clashes with visiting Napoli fans last week.Inter has been ordered to play its next two home matches in an empty stadium, plus a third home game with a partial closure of the San Siro.At least four Napoli fans were injured in the clashes — where bars, knives and other weapons were reportedly used — and three Inter supporters were previously arrested.The Dec. 26 match was also marred by racist chants aimed at Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly.Inter fans were also barred from traveling to a match at Empoli last Saturday.The ANSA news agency reports that Marco Piovella, the arrested fan, is being charged with homicide.Investigators believe that the Inter fans instigated the clashes with a pre-planned assault on a large group of Napoli’s hardcore ultras, who avoided police detection by arriving in mini-vans.Investigators believe that Daniele Belardinelli, the 35-year-old fan who died, may have been fatally struck by a van or SUV during the clashes outside the San Siro stadium.
Napoli Ultras’ leader Gennaro De Tommaso has been arrested along with four other club fans in relation to the 2014 Coppa Italia Final incidents in May. Italian Prime Minister at the time, Matteo Renzi, helplessly watched on from the stands. When news of the shooting broke, the Napoli ultras in the ground began to violently protest.
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