The chanting aimed at Sassuolo's Claud Adjapong and Alfred Duncan led to warnings being issued over the loud speakers during Sunday's tie which the Roman side won 6-1.
In its disciplinary report the Lega Serie A found “around 2,000 of the 5,449 occupants” of the section were guilty of “chants expressive of racial discrimination” in the 31st and 77th minutes of the match.
As a suspended sentence had already been applied for the same reason after the Rome derby on April 30 this year the Curva Nord will now be closed for two home games.
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In addition to the match against Cagliari on October 22 the Lazio fan section will also be closed against Udinese on November 5th.
Atalanta, meanwhile, have been fined 10,000 euros ($11,748) after bottles were thrown at Juventus players at the weekend.
Juventus sporting director Fabio Paratici was fined 20,000 euros ($23,497) for insulting the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) during the game.
Inter were fined 2,500 euro ($2,937) for delaying the start of their match with Benevento by four minutes, as were Roma with their game against Milan starting three minutes late.
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