Juventus thought they had defeated Salernitana in a shootout, but the goal was overturned. Luigi Bonucci Three players receive red cards for offside, which disrupts the game and leads to a confrontation on the sidelines.
In Turin, where the Bianconeri were trailing 2-0, Luigi Sepe saved Bonucci’s penalty before the latter converted the rebound.
Soon after, Juve and the crowd cheered loudly when Arkadiusz Milikil’s header from a corner kick sailed into the goal.
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Milik was given a second yellow card for removing his shirt at that point.
As soon as this was over, the VAR informed the referee that he needed to declare himself to be in an offside position.
Only objective decisions may be made by the VAR, and whether or not a player interferes with the game is a subjective judgment.
Because Bonucci actively moved toward the ball and touched it with his head while it was directly in front of the goalkeeper, the referee believed that Bonucci was interfering with the game.
He was thus doing everything in his power to obstruct play, and the goal was disallowed.
It is also debatable whether the goalie would have made the save even if Bonucci had touched the ball, so in that regard, he did not interfere with the game, according to DAZN referee expert Luca Marelli.
However, this will always be a matter of interpretation. In the end, it is up to the referee, and the VAR is correct to have to delay the decision until the judgment on the field.
Following this choice, the altercations on the sidelines resumed, resulting in the red cards of Juventus coach Max Allegri, players Juan Cuadrado and Federico Fazio, as well as both.
Milik, Cuadrado, and possibly Allegri will all be disqualified from next week’s match against Monza as a result.