Inter Milan’s opening purpose towards Atalanta within the Supercoppa Italiana yesterday was on the centre of some controversy.
Immediately’s print version of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, through , argue that there was no foul – however that the nook ought to by no means have been given.
Inter beat Atalanta within the Supercoppa semifinal yesterday. They gained by a 2-0 scoreline, with each targets coming from Denzel Dumfries.
The all-important opener got here within the type of a relatively unbelievable bicycle kick from the Dutchman.
It was definitely a formidable acrobatic effort by Dumfries.
Nevertheless, after the match Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini that the purpose by no means ought to have counted.
Blended Refereeing On Inter Milan Opener Vs Atalanta In Supercoppa
Firstly, the Atalanta coach felt that there had been a foul by Dumfries on Atalanta’s Giorgio Scalvini proper earlier than the Dutchman scored.
That was what the Atalanta gamers have been interesting for on the pitch.
Nevertheless, the Gazzetta argue, the contact between the 2 gamers was hardly sufficient for a foul.
Then again, the newspaper level out, the final contact on the ball earlier than the nook that led to Inter’s opener got here off of Nerazzurri defender Yann Bisseck relatively than Atalanta’s Isak Hien.
Subsequently, the Gazzetta observe, Gasperini had a sound criticism that it by no means ought to have been a nook.
In the meantime, Dumfries had additionally appealed for a penalty within the first half. The 28-year-old felt that he had been introduced down by Atalanta wingback Matteo Reggeri.
Nevertheless, the Gazzetta notes, Ruggeri received a contact on the ball together with his last-ditch deal with.
Furthermore, the newspaper argues, it was if something Dumfries whose leg made contact with Ruggeri.
