What happened last night at the end of Inter-Venezia at San Siro has generated a lot of controversy. After the goal was disallowed by the VAR at the end of the game to Di Francesco’s team due to a decisive handball by Sverko, a heated debate erupted in the Pressing studio.
In particular, the director of Corriere dello Sport, Ivan Zazzaroni, expressed more than one doubt about the final decision to cancel Venezia’s equalising goal: No, I’m not convinced. I wish Sverko would tell us once and for all if he touched it with his hand or not.
On the other hand, Fabrizio Biasin quickly pointed out that the video analyst from his own newspaper had judged the VAR’s decision to cancel the goal for an irregular touch with Sverko’s wrist to be correct: We are faced with the first case of a newspaper director who disagrees with his own video analyst.
This led to Zazzaroni’s irritated and ironic response: You’ve said a big… I’m very democratic in my newspaper. I accept others’ opinions, I accept the video analyst’s opinion. Do I have a preconception? Yes, I’m anti-Inter, are you happy with that? At least you’re happy, I’m anti-Juventus, anti-Inter, but you shouldn’t worry about these things in this way. Give your opinion and don’t label others, my brain works unlike others. For us as a newspaper, it’s a handball, but I’m not that certain.
