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·21 August 2024
Official – Davide Di Marco To Referee Inter Milan Vs Lecce Serie A Clash
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Referee Davide Di Marco will be in charge of Inter Milan’s Serie A clash with Lecce this weekend.
The Lega Serie A have named the entire list of officials for the round of matches, via FCInterNews. Rosario Abisso will be on VAR for the Inter home opener.
This Saturday, Inter take to the pitch in Serie A for the second time this season.
The Nerazzurri failed to begin their season with a win. They had to settle for a point in their opening match, a 2-2 draw away in Genoa.
But this time around, Inter will be playing on front of their fans at the San Siro.
The Nerazzurri host Lecce in their first home fixture of the campaign.
Last season, Inter won both their matches against Lecce. Therefore, they will feel that they are certainly capable of taking three points.
Moreover, Lecce lost their first match of the season at home.
The Giallorossi fell to a heavy 0-4 defeat at the hands of Atalanta in their opening match.
Nevertheless, Lecce have certainly shown that they can be a formidable opponent even for Serie A’s big name teams since their return to the top flight in 2022.
Therefore, Inter will know that they need a strong performance if they’re to kick their title defense into gear.
The referee for Saturday’s match will be Davide Di Marco.
Assisting Di Marco in his duties will be Fabiano Preti and Gamal Mokhtar.
The role of the fourth official, meanwhile, will fall to Francesco Fourneau.
In the VAR booth, Rosario Abisso will oversee the match to ensure to correct any errors by the on-pitch officials.
Assisting Abisso in his duties will be Francesco Meravigilia.
Inter will be hoping that the focus stays on the action on the pitch rather than refereeing controversy.