The tragedy resulted in all English football clubs being placed under an indefinite ban by UEFA from all European competitions (lifted in 1990–91), with Liverpool being excluded for an additional year. Fourteen Liverpool fans found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and each sentenced to 3 years imprisonment. The disaster was later described as "the darkest hour in the history of the UEFA competitions".
The 39 people killed were 32 Italians (including 2 underaged), four Belgians, two French fans and one from Northern Ireland.
Rocco Acerra 29
Bruno Balli 50
Alfons Bos N\A
Giancarlo Bruschera 21
Andrea Casula 11
Giovanni Casula 44
Nino Cerullo 24
Willy Chielens N\A
Giuseppina Conto 17
Dirk Daenecky N\A
Dionisio Fabbro 51
Jacques François N\A
Eugenio Gagliano 35
Francesco Galli 25
Giancarlo Gonnelli 20
Alberto Guarini 21
Giovacchino Landini 50
Roberto Lorentini 31
Barbara Lusci 58
Franco Martelli 22
Loris Messore 28
Gianni Mastroiaco 20
Sergio Bastino Mazzino 38
Luciano Rocco Papaluca 38
Luigi Pidone 31
Benito Pistolato 50
Patrick Radcliffe N\A
Antonio Ragnanese 49
Claude Robert N\A
Mario Ronchi 43
Domenico Russo 28
Tarcisio Salvi 49
Gianfranco Sarto 47
Amedeo Giuseppe Spolaore 55
Mario Spanu 41
Tarcisio Venturin 23
Jean Michel Walla N\A
Claudio Zavaroni 28
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RIP the 39.
