There was a lot of controversy in the first half of the Inter-Fiorentina match due to some contentious referee decisions. In particular, the Inter team did not appreciate the decision made by La Penna to award a penalty for a handball committed by Darmian, after an on-field review.

This decision also contrasted with the commentary provided by Luca Marelli prior to the awarding of the penalty, who had this to say when speaking to DAZN:

I have some doubts, because while it’s true that the arm was quite far out, the header came from very close range. For this reason, I think it might be difficult to consider it punishable. It seems to be the classic case of an unexpected ball. I see it as difficult to penalize, because the header from Gosens came from half a meter away.

Following the VAR review, the refereeing expert then added:

Obviously, contrary to what I thought, they deemed that the arm was wide and, despite it moving towards the body, it was still wide and punishable. It was a really complicated decision.

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