Pro Patria ordered to play game behind closed doors following racist abuse of AC Milan's Kevin-Prince Boateng A friendly between the two sides last Thursday was abandoned after 26 minutes when Boateng responded to abuse by suddenly picking the ball up and kicking it towards the stand behind him. The Ghana midfielder then tore off his shirt and walked off the pitch, followed by the rest of the Milan side. The Lega Pro, the governing body for Italian football's third and fourth tiers, today released the findings of their sporting tribunal, noting that the club had in October been fined €5,000 (£4,000) over "similar incidents." The verdict read: " (The Lega Pro) will impose on the club Aurora Pro Patria the sanction of the obligation to play a league match behind closed doors, with immediate effect, with the caveat that further breach will be evaluated as an occurrence of multiple violations, for the purposes of the subsequent sanction."