Marco Di Bello and his refereeing during Inter Milan’s 4-0 demolition of Como has drawn criticism from the Italian press, with key decisions coming under scrutiny involving Perrone and Calhanoglu.

Gazzetta dello Sport highlighted several contentious moments, via FCInterNews.

In the first half, the 44th-minute yellow card for Perrone after a challenge on Bastoni sparked debate.

This was because the ball was fully playable and the contact seemed incidental.

Earlier incidents, such as a 16th-minute clash between Ramon and Lautaro and Bastoni gaining space on Addai in the 38th minute, were also noted but deemed less controversial.

Inter 4-0 Como – Mixed Reviews For Referee Di Bello After Perrone & Calhanoglu Calls

FLORENCE, ITALY – JULY 29: Marco Di Bello referee reacts during the Serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and Bologna FC at Stadio Artemio Franchi on July 29, 2020 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)

Corriere dello Sport focused on a few critical moments as well.

Diego Carlos’ high challenge on Lautaro in stoppage time of the first half could have warranted a red card but was downgraded to yellow.

Later, at the 4th minute of the second half, Calhanoglu escaped booking despite a reckless tackle on Rodriguez.

Indeed, an action the press called a “clear yellow card” that should not have gone unpunished.

Despite the referee’s questionable choices, Inter’s dominance ensured the game ended in a comfortable victory.

Therefore leaving Di Bello’s errors as talking points rather than decisive moments.