Calciopoli shakes the world football

The semi-scandals scandal, known as Calciopoli, was uncovered in May 2006. That ghost directly affected Juventus, AC Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio and Reggina when they were discovered to have joined the match line. An information network between individuals of the clubs and the arbitration institution was discovered when intentionally mediating beneficial results in focal matches.

The famous writer John Foot wrote in his book Calcio: “ A dark world full of deceit, deceit, has gone against morality and politics. At the heart of that dark world is Luciano Moggi, the sporting director of Juventus. ”

Investigations show that Moggi dominated almost every aspect of Italian football at the time, from transfer contracts to manipulating referees. Even the broadcasting of matches on television was controlled by Moggi, Juve’s image and name were always polished and cared for.

Moggi does not go from a trick to extortion to bribery and even to use violence to build an empire. Those who do not obey will suffer pain. Those who do not compromise will suffer unfavorable results, while the referees do not follow his words and will destroy his career. All had to obey the devilish rules, but in fact, that said one thing: the influence and power of the big Italian clubs at that time was too great.
 

Moggi and Antonio Giraudo, a senior Juventus official, have been charged with controlling referees by phone calls aimed at the beneficial results of the race to the championship - they are no different than writers. great talent of Hollywood. Although there are some clubs also on the blacklist, prosecutors after investigating that Juve is the only team involved in arranging the results of the matches.

Therefore, Juventus suffered the most severe and sho‌cking penalty in the history of the team: being pushed down to Serie B, the championship titles of the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons were all stripped, starting the season. New award with -9 points (after appeal). AC Milan was also eliminated from the Champions League the following season. Fiorentina, Lazio are relegated.
 

The Juventus leadership resigned in mid-May 2006, followed by Moggi. The conspirator of the scandal was behind bars for 5 years and 4 months and was permanently banned from participating in football-related activities with a number of other characters, including Giraudo.  

Juventus went down to Serie B in 2006, and the titles of the 2004-05 and 2005-06 football seasons were stripped

At that time, Juventus, an illustrious empire of world football, faced an end like the Apocalypse. For a long time, the image of black and white stripes has become a symbol of the most attractive tournament on the planet. There was a time when Juve’s class was demonstrated by such classy duo as Baggio and Zoff, Tardelli and Vialli, Zidane and Platini.

In some ways, Old Lady had escaped the doping problem in the 1990s, but Calciopoli was a very different story. That black hole made Juve so extreme and suffered from public opinion.
 

It was an inevitable punishment of the scandal that shook Italy and wobbly football. The Italian team, led by coach Lippi to the 2006 World Cup with extreme confusion and many Azzurri pillars at the time, was at risk of standing in the dock because of scandals related to his club.

The 2006 World Cup championship was tearful

Italy came to the 2006 World Cup with much skepticism, especially after the dreadful defeat at Euro 2004. They still own "gold-plated" stars like Nesta, Cannavaro, Totti, Buffon, Zambrotta and the rising generation of players like Pirlo, Gattuso, De Rossi, Luca Toni ...

Zidane’s headbutt hit Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final

The Italians started the tournament with a simple victory of Ghana 2-0 but many problems happened in the 1-1 draw. De Rossi received a red card when he elbowed the American player in the face and many players condemned the coaching style of Lippi’s coach, Cannavaro himself said that Italy was only suitable for the "concrete defense" play.

Coach Lippi had followed the students and Italy won the Czech Republic 2-0 in the final match of the group stage, when they knew how to take advantage of the opportunity despite being constantly pressured by Nedved and his teammates. Italy left a number of scandals in the 1-0 win over Australia in the 1/8 round, when Materazzi received a red card, Groosso took a penalty and Totti’s successful shot put Italy in the quarter-finals.

Further in, Italy played convincingly and they overcame Ukraine 3-0 thanks to goals from Gianluca Zambrotta and a double from Luca Toni. In the semi-final against the hosts Germany, the scientific play, tight and two goals in extra time of Grosso, Del Piero helped the Azzurri into the final.

The beautiful script of Espana 82 is about and the Italians are confident in the mortal match against France. Zidane opened the scoring on the spot, but Materazzi’s powerful header from a Pirlo free kick brought the game back to the start.

The historic headbutt hit Materazzi, the red card for Zidane and the victory on Italy’s 11m mark to win the championship. The mystery of Materazzi’s provocative words with Zidane is still a question mark, but for the Italians, the championship, although mythical, deserves the extraordinary efforts of Lippi’s army.

The 2006 World Cup championship saved both Italian football

It was the championship that year that reduced the penalties for Italian clubs and players and no players had to stand trial. "Life arises from death, happiness comes from sacrifices and hardships, there is no end in this life, only boundaries." Italy was reborn from the most difficult difficulties and the images of Cannavaro, Buffon, Pirlo, Luca Toni, Gilardino, Gattuso lifted the Golden Cup that year, saving Italian football.