Punishments cut for Italian clubs
Some of Italy's biggest clubs were implicated in the scandal
Lazio and Fiorentina have been reinstated to Serie A after appealing against their match-fixing punishments.
Fiorentina had been demoted to Serie B with a 12-point deduction. Lazio were relegated with a seven-point penalty.
Now both will play in the top division, but with a 19-point deduction for Fiorentina and 11 points for Lazio.
Juventus still have to play in Serie B, but on minus 17 points not minus 30. AC Milan stay in Serie A with their penalty cut from 15 points to eight.
The original punishments were handed out to the disgraced clubs by a Rome tribunal just five days after Italy won the World Cup.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) heard the appeals against those punishments on Tuesday.
All four clubs implicated have denied the accusations.