Last night, lawyers representing the Salernitana Clubs Coordination Center notified the Council of State, via certified email, of their appeal against the Lazio Regional Administrative Court's decision upholding the four-month travel ban for Granata fans. The Interior Ministry's order was adopted following riots that broke out during the second leg of the Serie B play-off between Salernitana and Sampdoria, which necessitated the suspension of the match.
Last Thursday, the Administrative Court rejected the request for a precautionary suspension of the ministerial decree, thus dismissing the fans' initial appeals. With its appeal to the Council of State, the Salernitana Clubs Coordination Center is now hoping for a reversal of the decision, pending a hearing date.
The atmosphere among supporters remains tense: the prolonged suspension of away matches fuels discontent and tension, while the appeal represents the last legal means to follow the team even away from the Arechi Stadium.
I don't know if it's right to appeal the TAR's decision, because the fans need to see the team away from home. The situation seems complicated, and there's too much tension among supporters that isn't helping.