Woman Stabs Husband with Knife, Thinking He Was Insulting Her While Watching Match

A shocking domestic incident cast a shadow over the sporting events of the past weekend in Italy. During the Atalanta vs. Napoli match, a man loudly expressed frustration over the referee's decision and the video review system. His wife, convinced the invectives were aimed directly at her, attacked him with a knife. The victim was hospitalized, and the perpetrator faces charges. This is not the only case of domestic violence recently – Italian authorities report a series of arrests, including a man who tied his partner to a radiator with a cable in the province of Reggio Emilia, and an aggressor from Budoni threatening his wife with a firearm. Domestic violence remains one of the most serious social challenges in Italy. According to data from the Ministry of the Interior from recent years, the number of femicides and incidents related to family aggression remains high, forcing the tightening of regulations and social campaigns to increase victims' awareness. On the pitches of Serie A, the competition went according to plan. Bologna broke a poor run of form at home, winning 1-0 against Udinese. The only goal, a penalty, was scored by Federico Bernardeschi, allowing the club to climb to eighth place in the table. Meanwhile, Fiorentina achieved a very important victory in the Tuscan derby, defeating Pisa also 1-0. The decisive goal was scored by Moise Kean, giving his team much-needed breathing room in the fight against relegation. Meanwhile, optimism is growing at Juventus ahead of the upcoming Champions League clash, as Bremer and Yildiz have begun training with full intensity, strengthening hopes for success in the match against Galatasaray. „Mi assumo la responsabilità, dobbiamo ritrovare fiducia.” (I take responsibility, we must find confidence again.) — Luciano Spalletti Controversy also surrounds reports from Brazil, where Bruno Fernandes, a former goalkeeper once convicted for the brutal murder of his partner, is set to return to play in the Brazilian Cup. This decision is causing massive opposition from women's rights organizations. In Italy, meanwhile, a debate continues over the quality of refereeing, after Damiano Tommasi publicly criticized a referee's error regarding a disallowed goal for Napoli, calling it a "pitch error" that distorted the match result.