Italian cabinet to discuss football violence measures

Premier Romano Prodi’s cabinet was meeting tonight to devise anti-violence measures for football stadiums after the fatal attack on a policeman during rioting outside a Serie A game last week.

Premier Romano Prodi’s cabinet was meeting tonight to devise anti-violence measures for football stadiums after the fatal attack on a policeman during rioting outside a Serie A game last week.

Among the measures widely expected to win approval were proposals to keep fans out of the stadiums until security measures are in place and to bar clubs from selling blocks of tickets to visiting fans.

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