In the previously concluded Serie A, Lazio lost 1-2 at home to Milan, and after the game, Marelli, a former Serie A referee who visited DAZN, made an analysis of several controversial penalties in the game.
He said: "The referee did not make a mistake in awarding Strakosha's handball and was right to give him a yellow card because the ball bounced off the line and was not under Messias' control. ”
'I was skeptical that Alberto's handball hadn't been awarded, and there were two factors that supported the penalty, first Alberto's arm was outstretched to expand the defensive range, and then he himself was watching the ball.
"But there is also a factor against the penalty award, and that is that the distance between Díaz and Alberto is too close. The VAR can't get involved in the ball, but if a penalty is given, then there will be controversy too. ”
'If I have to say, I think 60 per cent of the balls are penalties and 40 per cent are not penalties.
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