Juventus felt that they were hard done by with some of the refereeing decisions in their 1-0 Serie A loss to Inter on Sunday evening, but they have no plans to lodge an official appeal.
This according to today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, who report that the nature of the officiating in the match continues to sting for the Bianconeri but that they will move on from it.
One of the major decisions that the Bianconeri feel referee Massimiliano Irrati got wrong was the failure to give Inter striker Lautaro Martinez a second yellow card for a late challenge on the ankle of Giorgio Chiellini.
Meanwhile, they also feel that there was a lack of consistency in awarding Inter a penalty in the first half, which proved to be the match’s only goal, and not for what they see as a similar incident during the second half.
However, they do not feel that it is necessary to make any official complaints on the matter.