The postponement between Inter e Veneziaon stage at San Siro at 8.45pmcloses on Sundayeleventh matchday of Serie A. Below are the most discussed refereeing episodes, analyzed in slow motion by Calciomercato.com:
Inter-Venice at 8.45pm
Referee: Ferrieri Caputi from Livorno
Assistants: Prenna and Cavallina
Fourth Officer: Tremolada
PRESENT: Marini
AVAR: Chiffi
98′ – Incredible at San Siro, Venezia equalises but VAR disallows the goal once the match is over. At the last lunge Sverko arrives at Haps’s cross, jumping on Bisseck and mocking Sommer: Ferrieri Caputi awards the goal, but VAR states the touch of the hand, with the wrist (photo Dazn)and the goal is disallowed after the referee’s final whistle. However, there didn’t seem to be a foul by the Croatian on the German. On Dazn, former referee Luca Marelli commented: “Sverko doesn’t even notice, initially he doesn’t even notice the goal. There would still have been a discussion about the jump against Bisseck, but there is the touch of the hand that removes any doubt. The goal cannot be validated because the touch happens immediately: immediately afterwards there was a double touch, first by Sverko and then by Bisseck.
It was canceled without on field review, because it is an objective evaluation. You cannot touch it with your hand and immediately score a goal, regardless of your will. It’s not a network.”
In the studio, Marelli is asked if the touch should be clear and evident: “The images certify it – replies Marelli – you can actually see the hand moving upon contact with the ball. I also had to watch it several times, but from the rear door you can see it well and it’s a clear image.”
80′ – Stankovic saves from Thuram’s header, the ball reaches Taremi who shoots incredibly high, but with a previous touch from Sverko: VAR calls Ferrieri Caputi to report the Frenchman’s offside.
51′- Inter’s advantage canceled out by Mkhitaryan with VAR. Ball from Bastoni on the left for Dimarco, cross into the middle for the onrushing Armenian, who flatly beats Stankovic. However, the Italian winger started from an offside position, recognized by VAR
40′ – Zielinski is missing a yellow card for a tactical foul on Venezia’s restart.
31′ – Yellow for Pavard, who comes in sprawled on Pohjanpalo: the right card.
15′ – Haps, after contact with Dumfries, strikes clearly with his hand in his own area: Ferrieri Caputi whistles for a foul against the Dutchman, the Nerazzurri wanted the penalty.
