Paolo Di Canio cracks head OPEN on live TV after heated discussion with Fabio Capello

Paolo Di Canio cracks head OPEN on live TV after heated discussion with Fabio CapelloThe former Premier League forward showed his frustration during the discussion, with Capello stepping in to helpCommentsSportAmie Wilson Sports writer 10:38, 16 Apr 2026Updated 10:41, 16 Apr 2026View ImagePaolo Di Canio hurt his own head live on TV(Image: Sky Sports Italia)Paulo Di Canio appeared to crack his own head open when showing frustration live on TV. The former West Ham United striker was involved in a post-match Champions League discussion with Fabio Capello on Sky Sports in Italy.‌During a particularly tense moment, Di Canio showed his frustration by leaning forward and banging his own head on the desk in front of him. After the third time of doing so, he appeared to draw blood and put his hand to his head.‌He then stood up, with Capello handing him a tissue. Di Canio, as well as Capello and the show’s presenter all laughed at the situation, with the former not seriously hurt.‌READ MORE: Hugo Ekitike supported by former team as Liverpool star's injury pain clearREAD MORE: Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr clash in controversial Real Madrid defeat as footage emergesIt’s not clear what the two were debating during the show, but it appeared to have got Di Canio riled up. The Italian was, of course, no stranger to showing his frustration on the pitch.While playing for Sheffield Wednesday in 1998, he famously pushed referee Paul Alcock to the ground after being shown a red card against Arsenal. The incident resulted in the forward being handed an 11-game ban and a £10,000 fine.JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook page‌During his playing career the Italian made 190 Premier League appearances, scoring 66 goals. He represented Wednesday as well as West Ham, Charlton and Scottish Premiership side Celtic.Following retirement from playing, he stepped into management with both Swindon Town and Sunderland. He lasted just 13 mat...