Juventus defender Medhi Benatia is in a war of words with an Italian comedian, after he allegedly compared the penalty against Real Madrid to rape.

The Moroccan international was incensed when Lucas Vazquez was awarded a penalty in the Bernabeu in the 93rd minute, reportedly comparing it to a rape in the mixed zone after the final whistle.

This understandably caused great offence, and comedian Maurizio Crozza responded on his late night show.

Juventus defender Medhi Benatia says he’s “more and more disgusted by the world of football” after Real Madrid’s penalty last night.

The centre-back was penalised for a challenge on Lucas Vazquez, with Michael Oliver pointing to the spot and Cristiano Ronaldo scoring to knock the Old Lady out.

“I’ve seen it in the match, I’ve seen it on the TV, you can’t whistle for a foul on this kind of action,” Benatia fumed, speaking to BeIn Sport France.

The Italian media has reacted to Juventus’ Champions League elimination, with most condemning referee Michael Oliver for awarding a last-minute penalty against Real Madrid.

The Bianconeri were 3-0 up with the match heading to extra-time, but Medhi Benatia was adjudged to have fouled Lucas Vazquez in the box and Cristiano Ronaldo converted the penalty.

This morning’s Gazzetta dello Sport leads with “the rage and the pride”, and its match report continues on that theme.

Lucas Vazquez assures Medhi Benatia “ran me down,” but Juventus protests at the last-gasp Real Madrid penalty were “normal.”

The Bianconeri were 3-0 up, having lost the first leg 3-0, and 30 seconds away from forcing extra time in the Champions League quarter-final when the decisive incident occurred.

Juventus defender Medhi Benatia explained why Real Madrid should not have been awarded a penalty. “I got the ball and Lucas Vazquez just went down.”

The Bianconeri had fought back from a 3-0 first leg defeat to lead 3-0 at the Bernabeu and were 30 seconds away from reaching extra time in the Champions League quarter-final.

Juventus defender Medhi Benatia will reportedly avoid a fine after his argument with Massimiliano Allegri.

The Bianconeri moved four points clear of Napoli with a 2-0 win over Atalanta yesterday, but there was a minor touchline incident after the second goal.

In the build-up to the goal, Benatia tussled with Marten de Roon, with the Moroccan ending up with a ripped shirt.

Both were booked, meaning that the Juve man will miss their next match with Spal, and Benatia was still furious as he went to get a new shirt.