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sports20h ago

Inter met with the refereeing team in a cordial session after the 1-1 draw with Atalanta to discuss decisions.
Inter attributes an atmosphere of hostility to the Bastoni case following the derby, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The piece recalls two prior penalties unfavorable to Inter: Dumfries on Alex Sandro (Oct 2021) and Darmian on Magnani (Jan 2024).
The report notes the press embargo and that Inter chose to present their case through appropriate forums rather than public sentiment.
The coverage frames this as part of GOAL’s real-time updates and contextualizes the San Siro clash aftermath.
The article highlights ongoing scrutiny of Inter’s refereeing decisions as part of their season narrative.
The report connects the post-match situation to Milan’s potential impact on the league standings.
The piece cites the post-match atmosphere as a broader reflection on officiating and club responses.
The report references formal channels like press embargoes and forums for official complaints.

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sports12h ago

Pereira criticized the VAR decision that ruled out Ndoye's goal in Forest's 0-0 draw with Fulham.
Ndoye thought he had given Forest the lead before the VAR call changed the result.
Pereira said he celebrated the goal initially because nothing seemed to cancel it.
Forest were denied a likely win as Ola Aina hit the bar and Taiwo Awoniyi missed late.
The draw helped lift Forest out of the relegation zone, at least temporarily.
Pereira praised the team’s fighting spirit and urged them to maintain the mentality.
Pereira noted a prior VAR decision favored Liverpool, contrasting with the Fulham call.
The match produced a 0-0 draw at City Ground in a tight battle over VAR decisions.
Forest goalkeeper Bernd Leno faced Ndoye's potential goal before the decision.
The article notes a broader context of tight offside calls affecting results.
Pereira emphasized the need for clean sheets as part of the end-season push.

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sports10h ago

Marelli questions the sending-off, saying there was no contact between players and the legs never touched.
Marelli says the second incident was a foul; the booking appeared automatic but refers to the act itself rather than recklessness.
VAR could intervene in a change of official, and OFR might overturn the decision according to Marelli.
Marelli notes Wesley’s arm may have touched Diao's back, which VAR might have considered as the contact.
Marelli emphasizes interpretation in VAR decisions, highlighting the lack of crystal-clear images in the case.
The discussion touches on how VAR can intervene in mistaken-identity scenarios during major clashes.
Goal’s post-match article cites the former referee's comments as key takeaways from the Como v Roma analysis.
The article references a post-match DAZN interview with Marelli.
Marelli analyzes the sequence of events in the second half during the Diao-Wesley scenario.
The piece is part of Goal.com’s betting and match analysis coverage related to European football.

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