Napoli-Bologna: De Bruyne penalty call correctly rejected
- Source
- Corriere dello SportTier 1
- By
- La Redazine
- Published
Key points
- Bonacina managed the match well with 25 whistles and just one yellow card
- De Bruyne's fall in the box was correctly ruled not a penalty after Pobega touched the ball first
- Theate's disallowed goal was correctly flagged offside via SAOT; Lobotka's goal stood as Favasuli was onside
AI summary
Referee Bonacina of Cisano Bergamasco handled the Napoli-Bologna encounter with authority and consistency. The key moment came when De Bruyne went down in the box following contact with Pobega, who had already touched the ball—a collision deemed part of the natural play and correctly unpunished. VAR official Maggioni used SAOT technology to confirm Theate was offside when denying his goal, while Lobotka's effort was properly allowed with Favasuli in a legal position.
Original headline
Moviola Napoli-Bologna: perché non c’è rigore su De Bruyne
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