"A little sting," headlined sports daily Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Reductions in sentences for everybody. The biggest beneficiary on an exhausting day was AC Milan, given a chance to reach the Champions League," it said.
The clubs had been been pleading their cases for more lenient sentences since Saturday.
The match-fixing scandal broke in May after transcripts of former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi telling the head of Italy's referees association which officials to appoint to specific Juve games were published in Italian papers.
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