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The Serie A summit derby between Simone Inzaghi’s Inter and Antonio Conte’s Napoli ended in a draw (1-1) for the 12th matchday of the league.
The guests opened the scoring with McTominay in the 23rd minute, with Tsalhanoglou bringing the score to “equal” just before the break. In fact, the Nerazzurri came very close to the complete upset, but the scorer of the 1-1 hit the post.
At the end of the match, the coach of the “Partenopei” disagreed with the penalty awarded to the home team, blaming VAR for not intervening.
Conte’s statements
“What does it mean that VAR cannot intervene? He only intervenes when it’s convenient. If there is a mistake, he must intervene. These decisions change games.
This thing really annoys me, as it does with all coaches. The VAR must correct the mistakes of the referees or intervene if something was not visible.
We’re in a situation where we’re starting to think again that there are ulterior motives on everyone’s part. The referee in these cases has to go and see and then confirm the decision”, the Italian coach told DAZN.
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