Late in the match between Juventus and Parma, which ended in a 2-0 victory for Juventus, Parma players briefly protested a challenge by Aralibegović on Mandragora-Keita inside the penalty area. It was a questionable contact that occurred just steps away from Vicario.

Match referee Forneau ultimately decided to let play continue, awarding no penalty, and the VAR room issued no intervention. This decision was also supported by former referee and current DAZN refereeing analyst Luca Marelli.

In analyzing the controversial call in the Juventus-Parma match regarding the alleged Aralibegović penalty, Marelli said: "Pay attention to both players' legs. It may look like a clear penalty, but if we look at camera angle 1, which we're used to seeing during live broadcasts, we'll see that Keita's leg is extended toward Aralibegović, while the latter didn't move toward his opponent. Forneau was fortunate not to have the right angle, but the VAR was correct not to intervene. Therefore, this decision was completely correct because the attacking player actively sought contact with the defender."

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