Discriminatory chants mar Roma’s 2-1 win over Napoli
Associated PressROME — A brief suspension for discriminatory chants marred Roma’s 2-1 win over struggling Napoli in Serie A on Saturday. “Since my Italian is not good I didn’t really understand what happened but I’m against any sort of territorial discrimination,” said Paulo Fonseca, Roma’s Portuguese coach, adding that incidents like these happen “in many matches all over the world.” “To me, it was more important to see our captain talk to the fans and see that it didn’t occur again,” Fonseca added. Also, Aleksandar Kolarov had a first-half penalty saved by Napoli goalkeeper Alex Meret then Roma defender Chris Smalling cleared a dangerous effort off the goal-line with an acrobatic overhead kick. Napoli also hit the goal frame twice in a single action in a fast-paced first half, while Roma’s Justin Kluivert hit the bar after the break.