Moviola's judgment on the match between Napoli and Roma highlighted the complexity of the match, especially for the role of Colombo, who received a rating of 6.5. The judge underlined how the referee maintained a very high foul threshold, intervening decisively when necessary and without hesitation in handing out cards. In particular, the management of the goals was considered correct, with the exclusion of errors in the goals of 2-2 and 3-3, which Napoli contested.

Regarding the decisions against Napoli, Di Lorenzo's defense was assessed as regular. The judgment observed that, despite having extended his right leg as if he had been "hooked", there were no low contacts that justified the defender's fall. In the next corner, Castro's position was confirmed as legitimate, with the ball touching his face and not his arm. Another point of interest was the contact between Balerdi and Beukema: the two players approached, but there was no elbow; Beukema went down holding his stomach, then got up because the action continued, participating in the defensive maneuver and was therefore involved in a complaint.

On the penalty front, the decision not to award it in the first half was justified by the fact that, although Mancini made a cross, Badiashile opposed the ball with his body without touching it with his hand. Another case of possible foul was the possible risk of a red card for Gollini, which however was avoided because the ball touched the goalkeeper's right arm while it was still attached to his body; if it had been detached, the decision would have been a light red. Olivera was considered offside in Anguissa's goal, but was not punishable because he did not interfere with anyone, thus confirming the validity of the 1-0 goal.

Finally, Aureliano received a score of 6, with confirmation of the field choices and the validity of the goal against VAR. Moviola's overall judgment therefore reiterated the coherence of the referee's decisions, while recognizing the complexity of the match and the difficulties encountered by the judge in managing the various game situations.

Corriere dello SportThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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