Real chaos: Torino vs Juventus match postponed for an unusual reason
Jan Novak
Dailysports's expert
The tension ahead of the 38th and final round of Italy's Serie A between Torino FC and Juventus FC erupted into serious unrest on the streets of Turin.
According to Italian media reports, shortly before kickoff, groups of ultras from both clubs clashed near Piazza San Gabriele di Gorizia, just a few hundred meters from the stadium. The confrontation quickly escalated into large-scale violence.
Eyewitnesses report that bottles, stones, and firecrackers were thrown during the chaos. Thick smoke engulfed the streets as law enforcement was forced to intervene, deploying smoke grenades and additional security measures to separate the rival fans.
According to preliminary information, one Juventus supporter suffered serious injuries and was rushed to hospital. Details about his condition are still being clarified.
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The tense atmosphere also spilled over into the match itself. Some Juventus fans protested against the game being played, while club officials, including senior management and the team captain, stayed inside the dressing room for some time. As of now, the match has yet to kick off and its fate remains uncertain.
