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The original was posted on /r/soccer by /u/AnnieIWillKnow on 2024-01-07 16:52:31.
Following last week’s first-ever Video Assistant /r/soccer thread - we are doing a sequel… fingers crossed it’s more The Godfather II than The Hangover 2.
For these V-A-/r/soccer threads, the idea is we pick one controversial officiating decision, discuss, and vote on what we think the outcome should be.
Following feedback, this week we are going to trial a “neutral” option - this is for if you do not wish to vote, and just want to see the results.
As this discussion thread is still in pilot mode, we are open to feedback and suggestions!
This week, in a bid to move away from our heavy PL bias, we are turning to Serie A.
In the dying minutes of injury time, Davide Frattesi tapped home a rebound for Inter, to claim all three points against Verona, in Serie A.
However, there was a potential foul in the build-up from Inter’s Bastoni on Verona’s Duda… which is the decision we will be ruling on.
Full goal:
Replay of alleged foul:
Please watch both videos before voting!
I will announce the results of the poll on Monday evening, GMT!