Last round of the championship before Christmas, despite the VAR there are some objective errors that have affected the current ranking
The seventeenth day of Serie A ended last night with Monday night between Inter e As. A long weekend started on Friday with Verona-Milanwhich as in every round did not spare controversy at the referee level.
By the designator's own admission Rocchi there were several errors on the part of the Italian whistles, not all of which were remedied with the intervention of the Our. But while some 'grey' episodes could be interpreted, there were other objective ones which led to a different outcome from the one that presumably would have been achieved by making correct decisions. Twelve, in particular, were the errors that even theAIA he had to admit, but only five of these actually impacted the championship. Curiously, three concern the Romaall negative for the Giallorossi club. The first dates back to the fourth day, when a clear penalty was not awarded for a foul by The Winter are Dybala in the match that ended 1-1 against Genoa. Same result as Monza-Roma, when another penalty not granted due to a foul by Kyriakopoulos are Baldanzi. In the 3-2 defeat against Veronafinally, the temporary 2-1 goal had to be annulled due to a foul by Magnani are Come on.
Serie A standings without refereeing errors: Cagliari safe, Inter potentially first
Another decisive refereeing error was recorded in the Lombard derby between Monza e Milan. Dany Mota's regular goal was annulled for the Brianza due to an alleged foul by Knee are Theo Hernandez at the start of the action.
The last and most recent episode concerns instead Cagliari-Atalantawith the handball of Kossounou in the rossoblu area which was not penalized with a penalty. A point that would have allowed the Sardinians to be out of the relegation zone at the expense of Veronabut which would also have changed the top of the rankings. The Bergamo players would not have been alone in the lead but on equal points with the Napolienter theInter potentially (winning the game to recover against the Fiorentinaed.) would themselves be first on their own. The fact that stands out most, however, is that Milan e Romanext opponents on Sunday at San Siro: the teams of Fonseca e Ranieri they would compete on equal points in the standings and not with the Rossoneri 7 ahead of the Giallorossi.
REAL RANKING: Atalanta points 40, Napoli 38, Inter* 37, Lazio 34, Fiorentina* and Juventus 31, Bologna* 28, Milan* 26, Udinese 23, Empoli, Rome and Turin 19, Genoa and Lecce 16, Verona, Parma and Como 15 , Cagliari 14, Venice 13, Monza 10.
RANKING WITHOUT REFEREE ERRORS: Atalanta and Napoli points 38, Inter* 37, Lazio 34, Fiorentina* and Juventus 31, Bologna* 28, Roma and Milan* 24, Udinese 23, Empoli and Turin 19, Lecce 16, Cagliari, Genoa, Parma and Como 15, Verona and Venice 13, Monza 10.
*one game less
