The long-awaited referee appointment for Inter-Juventus, scheduled for Sunday, October 27 at 6:00 PM, has been officially announced. The match will be refereed by Marco Guida, with Meli and Alassio assisting, Colombo as the fourth official, Mazzoleni on VAR, and Fabbri as Avar.
From the Torre Annunziata section, Guida 43 years old is one of the most experienced referees in Serie A, making his debut on January 31, 2010, he has made a total of 203 appearances. Appointed internationally since 2014, he has refereed 10 times in the Champions League and was also chosen for the recent European Championship.
Guida has refereed Inter 30 times: 15 wins for Inter, 9 draws, and 6 losses. In his career, he has refereed the match between Inter and Juventus twice, both times at the Allianz Stadium, without ever making refereeing mistakes: the first time was on March 8, 2020 2-0 Juventus and the second time last season, on November 26, 2023 1-1 draw.
In addition to matches against Juventus, Guida’s name recalls an unpleasant incident against Milan, that of February 5, 2021. This was the derby where Inter lost due to a brace from Olivier Giroud, with a possible and contested foul on Alexis Sanchez not called by the referee for Milan’s first goal.
