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Problems continue in **Torino-Inter**, a match of the 36th round of Serie A. A few minutes before the end of the first half, the referee **La Penna suspended the match due to bad weather**, because of the heavy downpour that hit the Grande Torino Olympic stadium, around the middle of the first half.
The weather continued to worsen, making the pitch very heavy, with **some areas where the ball seemed to stop bouncing**. However, the referee did not immediately send the teams to the locker rooms, causing general bewilderment from **Luca Marelli**, DAZN’s referee expert.
After a few minutes of suspension, however, and after having tested the pitch, the referee **decided to resume the match** and finish the first half. These are Marelli’s words about the decision:
*La Penna spoke with the two captains to understand if both agree to finish the first half. To do so, both must agree, because the only part where there are irregular puddles is in the center of the pitch.*
In any case, it is likely that during halftime La Penna **will reassess the playability of the pitch**. For now, the resumption of the second half remains uncertain.
