Fiorentina v Inter: A Refereeing Saga - Barella's Disallowed Goal and Kean's Penalty Appeal
The clash between Fiorentina and Inter on the 30th matchday of Serie A was filled with controversial refereeing decisions. From Barella's disallowed goal to Kean's penalty appeal, here's a breakdown of the key moments.
All the refereeing decisions from the match.Fiorentina v Inter brings the 30th matchday of the Serie A season to a close.Below are all the controversial refereeing decisions from the match.Referee: ColomboAssistant referees: Bahri - Dei GiudiciFourth official: TremoladaVAR: MarescaAVAR: Massa18' – A superb through ball from Fagioli finds Kean in the penalty area. The Inter striker goes down in the box following contact with Carlos Augusto, which referee Colombo deems fair play.7' - INTER GOAL DISALLOWED! Inter’s second goal, scored by Nicolò Barella, is ruled out. The captain for the night at the Franchi was picked out in the box by a precise cross from Dumfries and had shot towards goal, finding the net via a decisive deflection from Brescianini, but he had started from an offside position.All the latest updates in real time! Join the CALCIOMERCATO.COM WhatsApp channel: click hereAdd GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reporting
Barella's Goal Disallowed
In the 7th minute of the match, Inter's Nicolò Barella found the back of the net, only to have his goal disallowed. A precise cross from Dumfries had set up Barella, who scored with the help of a deflection from Brescianini. However, the goal was ruled out as Barella was in an offside position when making his move.
Kean Appeals for Penalty
Just 11 minutes into the game, Moise Kean went down in the penalty area after contact with Carlos Augusto. Despite the Inter striker's appeals for a penalty, the referee, Colombo, deemed the challenge fair play. This decision sparked debates and added to the drama of the encounter.
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