Allegri sent off in final minutes of Napoli vs Roma clash after furious protests

Massimiliano Allegri, the manager of SSC Napoli, was sent off in the closing minutes of his team's thrilling 3-3 draw against AS Roma, in a match that saw significant tension and protests over refereeing decisions during the eighth round of Serie A.

The Italian coach was sent off at the end of a heated match at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, which saw several twists in the scoreline. SSC Napoli took the lead with two goals, before AS Roma came back into the match to equalize. The home side then regained the lead, only for the capital team to snatch an equalizer in the 89th minute.

The match also saw strong protests from Allegri during the first half, as he called for the dismissal of Roma goalkeeper Golini after he handled the ball outside the penalty area while attempting to stop a dangerous attack. However, the referee decided to continue play, and the VAR did not intervene to change the decision.

AS Roma's late equalizer ignited the atmosphere in a match that ended with both teams sharing the points, while Allegri's red card stole the spotlight in a game that saw six goals and protests against the refereeing until the final moments.