Overview
- The Under‑17 girls’ game in Venaria Reale, near Turin, swung on a late penalty for Torino on April 26th, and the visitors won 4-3.
- A small group of Venaria supporters, many of them parents, tried to climb the barrier to reach the field as players pleaded with them to stop.
- The same group then targeted the referee’s family in the stand, shoving her mother and punching her father, who bled from the lip, in front of her 12-year-old brother.
- The referee’s family sheltered in the locker room and called the Carabinieri after she asked club officials to contact police and they did not.
- The sporting judge fined Venaria €400 under rules that make clubs responsible for fans inside their grounds, and the club condemned the attack, promising bans and legal help for the family.