“You can’t talk to me, you’ve been talking badly to me from the start.” This is the phrase by Lautaro Martinez that best summarizes the tense atmosphere during Inter-Monza, the match won 4-1 by the Nerazzurri. The Inter captain confronted the referee Livio Marinelli several times, in a back-and-forth that Dazn captured in the “BordoCam” format and that is now causing discussion on social media. It all started already in the tunnel, before the kickoff, when the whistleblower spoke with the two captains explaining how he wanted to manage the relationship with the players: “We can talk, of course — his words — If these premises are missing, I have to close with you too. The rest of the team must not come. If I find three or four coming towards me, I have to take measures.”
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In the first half, the first direct confrontation comes with Alessandro Bastoni. The Inter defender is called out by the referee because, during a corner kick, he disturbs Semuel Pizzignacco, Monza’s goalkeeper, without making physical contact. Bastoni reacts ironically to the decision: “Is this another league?”. A remark that provokes Lautaro’s intervention, evidently annoyed by the tones used by the match official: “Calm down a bit“. Marinelli does not let the provocation drop and replies sharply to the Nerazzurri captain: “Focus on playing“. However, the confrontation does not end with the return to play. In the locker rooms, during halftime, Lautaro returns to the episode and directly asks the referee for explanations: “What is happening? I’m just asking why. You can’t talk to me, you’ve been talking badly to me from the start.”
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The images sparked debate especially due to the lack of action against Lautaro, with several fans on social media wondering why the captain was not booked. The case gains further interest in light of the indications from the new referee designator Daniele Orsato, who recently emphasized the importance of the relationship between referees and captains: “On the pitch, the referee-captain collaboration must be of high quality“. At San Siro, during Inter-Monza, the dialogue did not seem to be what Orsato hoped for.
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