The trial into the match-fixing scandal involving four top Italian soccer clubs has been adjourned shortly after proceedings began.
A panel of six judges sitting at the Olympic Stadium in Rome are set to rule on the allegations which have sent shock waves through the sport.
Juventus, AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentino are all in the dock facing charges of sporting fraud. If found guilty they could be demoted from Serie A.
The tribunal will kick-off again on Monday to allow the five Serie B teams who could be promoted in their place to present evidence.
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