In a key match in the 26th round of Serie A that ended in the early morning of February 22, Beijing time, Udinese defeated Lecce 1-0 away, but there was a controversial scene in the game.

30th minute of the first half. Udinese were awarded a penalty, and the first penalty taker was captain Tovan, but the team's 24-year-old Italian international Lorenzo Luca did not understand the "rules" and tried to take the penalty.

Lorenzo Luca held the ball in his arms, refused to let Towan take the penalty, and refused to listen to his teammates' persuasions, and Sole Bomavoko even tried to pull the ball off from behind him, but it didn't work.

In the end, no one was able to beat Lorenzo Luca, and although he managed to score the penalty, to Luca's embarrassment, none of his team-mates were willing to come and celebrate with him.

Udinese coach Runiaic did not intervene in any way throughout the course of the incident, but he immediately replaced Lorenzo Luca with Iker Bravo on the next dead ball after the goal. He was substituted early in the first half, and it was clear that Luka's behaviour had angered the manager and his team-mates.

Born on 10 September 2000, Luca is a striker who has risen rapidly this season, scoring 10 goals in 25 Serie A games, and is now worth €18 million at Transfermarkt, making his Italian debut. However, judging from the act of snatching the penalty this time, it is clear that the young man still needs to "remain humble" on the pitch.