Lazio captain Stefano Mauri has been banned for six months for alleged involvement in match-fixing.
The punishment has been handed down by the disciplinary commission of the FIGC (Italian Football League) after the organisation's prosecutor initially recommended a 54-month sanction.
The accusations relate to fixing Lazio's league games against Genoa and Lecce in May 2011.
The prosecutor also requested a six-point deduction for the Rome club but that was dismissed in favour of a 40,000 euros fine. Lecce were fined 20,000 euros.
The punishments were announced in a FIGC press release.
Mauri, 33, played as Lazio beat Genoa 4-2 in Rome on May 14, 2011 and eight days later the midfielder featured in a victory by the same scoreline at Lecce.
The three clubs were subject to disciplinary action for their objective liability in the alleged actions of Mauri, Massimiliano Benassi, Mario Cassano, Stefano Ferrario, Carlo Gervasoni, Omar Milanetto, Antonio Rosati and Alessandro Zamperini.
Zamperini has been banned for two years, Ferrario six months and Cassano four months.
