Juve Stabia's away games are banned until October 14th following riots on the return trip from Cava.

Juve Stabia's away games have been hit hard by the riots that erupted after the Cavese-Juve Stabia match on August 6th. The Ministry of the Interior, through Official Decree No. 555/ONMS-CNIMS/2026, has ordered the closure of the away section for the Stabia team's away games until October 14th.

The measure also bans the sale of tickets to residents of the province of Naples for matches against Frosinone, Palermo, Sampdoria in Genoa, Vicenza, and Virtus Entella in Chiavari.

The decision is based on incidents that occurred during the return journey from Cava de' Tirreni. According to the ministerial decree, some Juve Stabia supporters stopped along the A3 motorway, in the Pagani area, throwing fireworks at nearby homes and chanting insults and hostile chants against the Paganese fans.

The Castellammare di Stabia-based club acknowledged the measure and expressed its support for the measures adopted by the authorities. At the same time, the club distanced itself from what it calls a "small group of troublemakers" held responsible for the behavior criticized in the decree.

The measure, Juve Stabia emphasizes, ultimately affects the entire fan base, preventing supporters from following the team on upcoming away matches. For this reason, the club reserves the right to ask the relevant authorities to reevaluate the measure, with the aim of protecting loyal fans and allowing them to accompany the team on away matches. The ban will remain in effect until October 14, 2026.