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Juventus-Inter is not over yet: “Thank you referee, thank you Var”

The Italian cup final lost by Juventus against Inter ignites the controversy: the social accusation does not allow replies

The Juventus saw the possibility of putting a title on the showcase vanish again this year. The Italian Cup final went toIntercapable of catching the bianconeri in the final minutes and then winning the extra time.

Juventus-Inter © LaPresse

A ‘penalty’ success for Inzaghi’s team as two of the four goals came from eleven meters, not without controversy. It was mainly the penalty kick whistled at Lautaro Martinez and that allowed a Calhanoglu to sign the 2-2 goal to generate discussions. The bianconeri protested a lot and immediately after the assignment between the benches there was a confusion with Allegri also among the protagonists.

Controversy and discussions that did not end with the final whistle and with the cup raised by Inter. In fact, the social attack on the refereeing of Valeri from the black and white side.

Juventus-Inter, Rabiot’s brother against Valeri

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The story of James Rabiot

James took care of turning on the climate Rabiot, brother of the Juventus midfielder. On Instagram he published a story that leaves little room for interpretations: “InterCorruptionVAR.FC-Juve 4-2, merci la Var, merci the referee”.

A criticism of the match direction, guilty of having awarded the penalty that allowed theInter to bring the match to overtime. Curiosity wants James’s attack Rabiot to the direction of the match in the final of the Italian Cup, followed by that of his brother who always arrived after a Juventus-Inter, championship. A few weeks ago the ex Psg he railed against the refereeing again through Instagram: “Great game, good everyone! Too bad the result, but it is difficult to play 11 against 12! ”. Now it was his brother’s turn to take it out on the referees.

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