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Former Juventus executive Luciano Moggi has been given a four-month prison sentence for threatening Roma managing director Franco Baldini.
Baldini had been set to give evidence in the 2006 Italian match-fixing case in June 2008 when Moggi approached him and said, ''watch your step or you'll have problems.''
The prosecutors were seeking an eight-month sentence.
Moggi was also sentenced to five years and four months in prison by a Naples court on Tuesday for his role in the match-fixing scandal.
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At the heart of the scandal were allegations that Moggi created a network of contacts with federation officials to influence refereeing assignments and arrange for key players in other teams to be booked ahead of matches with Juventus.
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