Juve Stabia concluded the match against Virtus Entella with a 1-1 draw, but the match was marked by a controversial episode which sparked the anger of president EnzoDeVito. After the last minute of injury time, a Vespa player, Kumi, was involved in a potential penalty which, according to the manager, could have guaranteed the team two more points. "I'm only here to respect the journalists who have the right to hear the words of the company. More than sorry, I'm disgusted," said DeVito, suggesting that the referee's decision was decisive for the final result.
The president avoided delving into the details of the episode, underlining that "the images speak for themselves" and that "there are bodies responsible for evaluating and examining what happened today". Despite the frustration, DeVito tried to highlight the team's resilience, stating that "Juve Stabia is alive, we want to fight". He recalled that the team dominated the second half, but also recognized that the defeat was "just" because "it was the result of our responsibility, not of another".
The president also explained the reason for his presence live with journalists: "I showed up personally to preserve the coach and the technical staff." In a message directed to the referees, DeVito asked for “attention, not favors,” while acknowledging that the final result cannot be changed. “There is no going back,” he added, asking for greater attention in future meetings.
Finally, DeVito reiterated that the disputed episode was "clearly documented" and that the company does not intend to "retouch" the evidence, as happens on Instagram. He concluded by stating that although the situation is tough, the team is not afraid to face the consequences and that its role is to safeguard the work of all members of the company. Juve Stabia remains awaiting any disciplinary action from the football authorities, while the team prepares for the next match, determined to transform frustration into motivation for future matches.