In the early Serie A game on Sunday, Inter Milan beat Torino at home to a historic all-female referee team officiating the Serie A match.
Newly won the Serie A champions, Inter Milan, beat Torino 2-0 on Sunday to kick off the party to win the title, and it was also an important day for Italian football, because for the first time in the history of Italian football, there was an all-female referee enforcement team. Maria Sole Ferrieri Caputi was the referee in the match, and the two linesmen were also women.
As a female referee, Maria Sole Ferrieri Caputi showed no mercy throughout the match, showing Ostar a red card for the assault on Mkhitaryan in the 49th minute of the second half. In addition, Marcus Thuram won a 12-yard penalty in the box, and Maria Sole Ferrieri Caputi awarded a penalty that Calhanoglu converted to seal an early 2-0 win for Inter.
The 33-year-old has made her 10th appearance in Serie A since her first Serie A match in 2022, and the duo made their first joint officiating match in Serie B in 2022 and also officiated together in the round of 16 of the Coppa Italia 2023.
