๐บ Penalty in Milan vs Torino, VAR review: a purely accidental challenge ๐ณ
๐บ Penalty in Milan vs Torino, VAR review: a purely accidental challenge ๐ณ Once again, the use of VAR and, more generally, refereeing decisions are the cause of heated debates in Serie A. This time, the most contested episode is the penalty awarded to Torino in the match against Milan. Watch the entire Serie BKT live on OneFootball for only โฌ9.
99 per month. Click here to purchase the LaB Channel Monthly Pass without automatic renewal. In the 83rd minute, the Torino team was awarded the penalty, converted by Vlasic for the final 2-3, due to a contact between Pavlovic and Simeone.
The defender's hand to the face was there, but referee Fourneau did not notice it at first and only after being called by VAR did he decide to award the penalty. However, doubts remain about the intensity of the contact and thus the validity of the decision regarding the intervention protocol. Massimiliano Allegri's harsh words on the sidelines were also notable, although he softened his stance in the conference: โ I try to stay calmโฆ but this makes me lose the will.
I'll stop coachingโฆ โ Marelli: "We will never get out of this, subjective intensity" This is Luca Marelli's opinion on DAZN: โ An episode that Fourneau probably didn't even see . He was called for a slap to the face considered reckless, so much so that Pavlovic was booked. It was assessed that the blow was such as to prevent Simeone from participating in the action.
It recalls the Parisi-Gimenez episode in Milan-Fiorentina . At Open VAR, we were told that the contact was well evaluated by the field referee and the VAR should not have intervened. Today, VAR Nasca and AVAR Maresca probably detected a different intensity in the episode.