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Italian actor Luca Zingaretti defended Roma's late penalty against Parma after Paolo Di Canio and Luca Marchegiani criticized the decision. Zingaretti dismissed their comments, attributing them to bitterness from Lazio fans.
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Italian actor hits back at Di Canio and Marchegiani over Roma penalty: âLazio fansâ
Paolo Di Canio and Luca Marchegiani said Roma should not have been awarded a late penalty against Parma, but Italian actor Luca Zingaretti hit back on social media: âLazio fans, they are bitter about it.â
Romaâs late penalty kick, allowing the Giallorossi to secure a 3-2 comeback win over Parma on Sunday, has caused controversy in Italy.
Referee Daniele Chiffi initially saw a Devyne Rensch foul on Parma defender Sascha Britschgi but changed his mind after reviewing the incident on the pitchside monitor.
Both players appeared to tug each otherâs shirts, but according to Chiffi, it was the Parma defender, who also received a second yellow card, who committed a foul worthy of a penalty.
Paolo Di Canio
âIâm not sure whether itâs not a penalty, or not a penalty at all,â Di Canio, a former Lazio striker, said during Sky Sport Italiaâs post-match show last night via
Paolo Di Canio stated that Roma should not have been awarded the late penalty against Parma.
Luca Zingaretti hit back on social media, suggesting that Di Canio and Marchegiani's comments stem from bitterness among Lazio fans.
Roma secured a 3-2 comeback victory over Parma, aided by the controversial late penalty.
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âThereâs room for doubt with other penalties, but here he lets himself go in front of the opponent and throws himself down. Calling the referee for a VAR check seems excessive to me. To me, one player is pulling the otherâs neck, so itâs a foul in Parmaâs favour.â
Beppe Bergomi and Alessandro Costacurta argued that Britschgiâs shirt tug was worthy of a penalty, but Marchegiani, another ex-Lazio star, agreed with Di Canio: âItâs not a penalty. VAR shouldnât have intervened. It should only resolve clear-cut cases. Itâs debatable, at the very least.â
PARMA, ITALY â MAY 10: Paulo Dybala of AS Roma takes on Alessandro Circati of Parma Calcio 1913 during the Serie A match between Parma Calcio 1913 and AS Roma at Stadio Ennio Tardini on May 10, 2026 in Parma, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)
Italian actor Zingaretti, a well-known Roma fan, followed the show on TV and reacted to Di Canio and Marchegianiâs claims with an Instagram story: âCan you really have Lazio fans commenting on a penalty awarded to Roma, when you can clearly see theyâre bitter about it? Do you really think theyâd say it was a penalty?â