Materazzi reveals what he said to cause Zidane headbutt
Date Posted: 09/07/2016
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Materazzi sought to clarify what he said to Zinedine Zidane in the 2006
World Cup final on the 10th anniversary of the infamous headbutt.
Materazzi
and Italy went on to win the decider 5-3 in a penalty shootout after
France captain Zidane was sent off in extra time, in what was the last
act of his professional playing career.
The now Real Madrid coach turned around and headbutted Materazzi after the Italian defender provoked him with inflammatory words.
The now Real Madrid coach turned around and headbutted Materazzi after the Italian defender provoked him with inflammatory words.
Media reports suggested Materazzi had insulted Zidane’s mother, but the 42-year-old insists that was not the case.“What I said was stupid,” Materazzi said. “But it didn’t deserve that reaction.
“You would hear stronger words said on the streets of Naples, or Milan, or Paris, much more serious things.
“My mother died when I was 15, so I would never have insulted his.
“I spoke about his sister.”
“You would hear stronger words said on the streets of Naples, or Milan, or Paris, much more serious things.
“My mother died when I was 15, so I would never have insulted his.
“I spoke about his sister.”
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