VAR review Genoa-Inter: “There was no foul by Barella”

It was a match without too much controversy and with few refereeing situations, the one last night between Genoa-Inter. However, even without making any glaring mistakes, the refereeing by Doveri was certainly not flawless and above all left a series of doubts during the ninety minutes. From the contact that occurred in the Rossoblù penalty area against Sucic, to the non-existent handball by Barella that led to a yellow card for dissent.

This is the referee analysis from La Gazzetta dello Sport: “The first Inter goal was fine: Lautaro was in a regular position before passing the ball to Bisseck. In the 33rd minute, Marcandalli risked something when he stopped Sucic in the area: the Genoa defender’s hand was resting on the Nerazzurro’s body. The first yellow card of the match came in the 54th minute to Akanji for a tackle from behind on Colombo. In the 73rd minute, Barella was booked for dissent over a handball that didn’t exist.”