He beat up the referee who was directing his son’s game. It happens at Gargalloin the province of Novarawhere a boy of just 15 years was slapped by the father of a young footballer at the end of a match in regional under 14 championship. The 46-year-old man invaded the pitch, reached the referee after the final whistle, mocked and then he has them delivered a slap right in his face, causing him pain injuries. Now the Novara police headquarters has issued a Daspo he was access prohibited for one year at sporting events as a preventive measure.
The facts date back to February 3rd. At the end of the match between Gozzano and Città di Baveno, the father of a player from the home team, taking advantage of the fact that the gate had remained open, entered the area adjacent to the changing rooms and then hit the very young referee in the face. As reported by Courier of Novarathe referee immediately called i Carabinieri. A patrol from the Arona Radiomobile unit arrived on site and identified the attacker. The 15 year old went to the emergency room where he was diagnosed with a contusion in the mandibular area, with 5 day prognosis.
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