The slow-motion review of Inter-Udinese: “Clear penalty”

Bad misstep by Inter on the second day of the championship after the excellent 5-0 with which they debuted against Torino last week. The Nerazzurri team, which had started very well with the goal by Dumfries, last night let Udinese come back and was no longer able to react with order and clear ideas. A match full of refereeing incidents that this morning La Gazzetta dello Sport analyzed with the usual slow-motion review.

These are the most discussed cases of Inter-Udinese: “Inter’s goal is regular: Dumfries starts in a regular position on Thuram’s assist: Kristensen keeps him onside. In the 25th minute, Bertola’s header, Dumfries jumps with his arm outstretched: a clear penalty that Marchetti awards after being called to the monitor. In the 55th minute, a goal by Dimarco is disallowed for a previous offside by Thuram, who had provided the assist. In the final minutes, there is a clear holding by Pio Esposito on Buksa in the Nerazzurri area: a penalty should have been given.”