Below are the reviews of the main controversial episodes from the Napoli-Fiorentina match, played on Serie A matchday 28 at the Maradona Stadium at 3 PM.
Key Refereeing Decisions:
Gudmundsson’s Yellow Card Risk: Already booked, Gudmundsson made a late challenge on Raspadori but avoided a second yellow card.
Gilmour’s Contact on Fagioli: Gilmour’s contact on Fagioli, who fell, was deemed legal by the referee, and VAR did not intervene as the contact occurred just outside the penalty area.
Lukaku’s Goal – Ruled Onside: Lukaku’s goal was correctly allowed. He was in an onside position when he received the ball after De Gea parried McTominay’s shot. Comuzzo was keeping him onside.
Kean’s Situation with Rrahmani: Kean, breaking towards goal, was challenged by Rrahmani. Kean went down, but the referee decided that the hold was not a foul.
Comuzzo and Lukaku Incident: In the penalty area, Comuzzo made contact with Lukaku, holding him. However, both the referee and VAR decided against awarding a penalty.