The referee of the Rome 1 section will return to refereeing after a stoppage following the controversy of the Italian derby. He will manage Sudtirol-Venice. In Serie A, however, Massa will referee Cremonese-Milan. Fabbri is there for Inter-Genoa
Simone Sozza will be the designated referee for Roma-Juventus, scheduled at the Olimpico on Sunday at 8.45pm. Massa will instead manage Cremonese-Milan. Fabbri is there for Inter-Genoa. Colombo will referee Napoli, in Verona on Saturday at 6pm.
referee appointments
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This is the complete picture of the match officials for the 27th day of Serie A:
Parma – Cagliari (Friday 27 February at 8.45pm): Maxims
Como-Lecce (Saturday 28 February at 3pm): Fourneau
Verona-Naples (Saturday 28 February at 6pm): Columbus
Inter-Genoa (Saturday 28 February at 8.45pm): Blacksmiths
Cremonese-Milan (Sunday 1 March at 12.30pm): Mass
Sassuolo-Atalanta (Sunday 1 March at 3pm): Marchetti
Turin-Lazio (Sunday 1 March at 6pm): Abyss
Roma-Juventus (Sunday 1 March at 8.45pm): Dirty
Pisa-Bologna (Monday 2 March at 6.30pm): Felicians
Udinese-Fiorentina (Monday 2 March at 8.45pm): Pairetto
in series b
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Pay attention, however, also to B. Two names catch the eye. The first is that of La Penna, designated for Sudtirol-Venice: the referee of the Roma 1 section will return to refereeing after a stoppage following the controversies of the Italian derby. While Piccinini will not be stopped, despite the controversy of the San Siro match between Milan and Parma (Troilo’s goal after Valenti’s block on Maignan and a penalty not given to Loftus-Cheek, the most discussed episodes). He will be the fourth man in Spezia-Reggiana. Stop instead for Chiffi after Atalanta-Napoli.
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