Orsato: De Bruyne's goal in Genoa was clean
At the Lissone meeting between referees and coaches, the designator addressed the contact between De Bruyne and Vasquez in Genoa-Napoli and promised the same refereeing line for the rest of the season.

At the meeting in Lissone between referees and coaches, Orsato clarified that the contact between De Bruyne and Vasquez in Genoa-Napoli, which led to Napoli's first goal of the season in the 0-2 win in Genoa, was not judged an error. Under the current refereeing line, it was a normal contact in play.
The same meeting acknowledged two mistakes: Zufferli's failure to award a penalty for Kalulu's hold on Rowe, and Marinelli's failure to give a penalty for Caracciolo's foul on Pellegrino.
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Orsato promised the approach will stay the same until the end of the season: fewer VAR interventions, but not none, with the aim of keeping the game flowing as much as possible.
Source: Il Napolista



