The Italian soccer federation made the choice Friday following an attraction of the penalty issued by the Serie A choose — which means that Juventus can be permitted to have a full stadium for its subsequent house sport within the league in opposition to runaway chief Napoli on April 23.

Under the unique sanction, Juventus was ordered to shut a part of the southern finish of the Allianz Stadium.

The ban had stemmed from incidents through the first leg of the Italian Cup semifinals final week, when Lukaku, who’s Black, was subjected to discriminatory chants.

Lukaku was sanctioned with a second yellow card for frightening Juventus followers by holding his finger to his lips as if to silence the gang after changing a stoppage-time penalty to earn Inter a 1-1 draw. Lukaku was due to this fact suspended for the second leg of the semifinals on April 26.

Lukaku’s gesture enraged the opposing group and the sport led to a scuffle between the 2 squads, with Juventus winger Juan Cuadrado and Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic additionally despatched off.

Cuadrado was banned for 3 matches whereas Handanovic was banned for one sport. Each participant was fined 10,000 euros ($11,000).

The federation determined to droop the partial stadium ban after bearing in mind how Juventus coordinated with authorities to determine the followers accountable for the racist habits. One fan, a minor, was banned from Juventus video games for 10 years, and an grownup fan was banned for all times.

Lukaku has been subjected to racist chants on quite a few events throughout his two stints at Inter.