Summary:
Italy has been fined £40,000 for racist chants during Sunday's 2-2 draw with rivals AC Milan.

Full article:
Hellas Verona has been ordered to play its next home match in Serie A with one end of its stadium closed because of fan racism. The Italian league also fined Verona £39,400  for racist chants directed at AC Milan and Ghana midfielder Sulley Muntari, plus £2,400 for fan insults toward the referee. Milan won Sunday's match 3-1 - with Japan playmaker Keisuke Honda scoring twice. Sulley Muntari (right) was racially abused during Milan's Serie A trip to Hellas Verona on Sunday . Verona's next home match is against Lazio on October 30. Also, the league fined Inter Milan £24,000  for derogatory territorial chants directed by fans at Napoli supporters during a 2-2 draw. Meanwhile, Roma fans have been barred from attending a match at Napoli on November 1 following clashes that led to one fan's death from a shooting before the Italian Cup final in May. Muntari was racially abused during Milan's 3-1 Serie A win at Hellas Verona on Sunday .