In an unexpected moment during the post-match interview following the Juventus-Lazio game, Luciano Spalletti, the head coach of Juventus, kissed Dazn journalist Federica Zille. The kiss came as Spalletti was explaining his views on contact in the penalty area, which led to a discussion about whether a penalty should be awarded for an incident involving Lazio's Gila and Juventus' Cabal. Spalletti was making a point about interpretation in officiating, emphasizing the subjective nature of decisions made by referees in such situations.

The kiss took many by surprise, including Zille herself, who was conducting the interview. Spalletti's action seemed to be a light-hearted attempt to illustrate his argument about interpretation in football, using Zille as an example. His comments prior to the kiss addressed how players and referees interpret contact on the pitch, acknowledging the common practice of players protesting for fouls even when the rules allow for interpretation. This humorous and unexpected incident illustrates the sometimes entertaining intersection of sports commentary and live broadcasting.

Spalletti's playful gesture may also reflect a more relaxed culture in sports interviews, where moments like these can provide levity amidst the serious discussions about rules and game strategy. However, it is also important to consider the professional appropriateness of such actions during live broadcasts.