Here is the English translation:
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With a solid and concrete performance, **Inter** managed to overcome the **Torino** obstacle despite the extensive rotation adopted by Simone **Inzaghi**. The Champions League boost seems to have given the entire team a new sense of confidence, and with this latest round of the league, they moved to just one point behind **Napoli** with only two matchdays remaining, taking advantage of the slip-up made by **Conte’s** team against **Genoa**.
In the Nerazzurri’s 0-2 away victory, there were nevertheless some refereeing decisions worthy of review. Let’s analyze everything with La Gazzetta dello Sport’s moviola:
“Correct in stopping play to assist a spectator from 1’15” to 5’25” and also correct in recognizing there was no foul by Ricci on Zalewski 9’, outside the box. At 43’60” another stoppage, this time for rain, lack of bounce, and player safety: play was halted and resumed at 45’03” after consulting the captains. At the 3rd minute of the second half, Milinkovic on Taremi: it’s a penalty. At the 42nd minute of the second half, the ball strikes Dumfries’ trailing arm after Biraghi’s shot. At 48’ of the second half, goal disallowed for Masina: Asllani goes down too easily, the goal should not have been disallowed.”
