Daniele Orsato has been confirmed as one of three Italian VAR referees for the World Cup, just days after his controversial performance during Inter-Juventus.
Orsato came under fire for his decisions to send off Matias Vecino early on and not show Miralem Pjanic a second yellow card, with Juve going on to win 3-2 on Sunday, having trailed Inter 2-1 at one stage.
Daniele Orsato has been confirmed as one of three Italian VAR referees for the World Cup, just days after his controversial performance during Inter-Juventus.
Orsato came under fire for his decisions to send off Matias Vecino early on and not show Miralem Pjanic a second yellow card, with Juve going on to win 3-2 on Sunday, having trailed Inter 2-1 at one stage.
Nonetheless, FIFA has selected the 42-year-old as one of its 13 VAR officials for the World Cup, alongside fellow Italians Massimiliano Irrati and Paolo Valeri.
The trio join Serie A colleague Gianluca Rocchi, who is going to Russia as a match referee.