Aia punishes referee Giovanni Ayroldi, after the disastrous refereeing of Lazio-Cagliari on Monday. He pays for his terrible management, with 7 yellow cards plus red cards at the same time for Yerry Mina and Michel Adopo, in addition to the controversial penalty for the final 2-1 for the contact between Zortea and Pellegrini. The referee from Molfetta has been stopped: he does not appear in the designations for the twelfth day of Serie A and the thirteenth day of Serie B, neither as a field referee nor in the VAR . He will return only after the break, a clear sign of how the refereeing leaders have not at all appreciated his work and are embracing the line of the rossoblù club, which had complained to the sporting director Nereo Bonato .
The Serie A designations indicate Michael Fabbri as the referee for Cagliari-Milan, on Saturday at 18:00. And it certainly won't be an easy match for him, given that both teams are coming off heavy controversies in the last round : as for the Rossoneri in favor, because the Aia admitted that the contact between Bondo and Theo Hernández on an action that ended with a goal by Monza last Saturday (later disallowed) was not a foul. The assistants will be Filippo Meli (Parma section) and Stefano Alassio (Imperia), fourth official Simone Galipò (Florence). At the VAR Gianluca Aureliano (Bologna), with Aleandro Di Paolo (Avezzano) as assistant.
These are all the designations for the championship round which starts tomorrow .
Genoa-Como Thursday 7 November 8.45pm - Antonio Rapuano
Lecce-Empoli Friday 8 November 8.45pm - Juan Luca Sacchi
Venezia-Parma Saturday 9th November at 3pm - Daniele Chiffi
Cagliari-Milan Saturday 9th November at 18:00 - Michael Fabbri
Juventus-Torino Saturday 9th November 8.45pm - Simone Sozza
Atalanta-Udinese Sunday 10 November 12.30 - Marco Di Bello
Fiorentina-Verona Sunday 10 November at 15:00 - Luca Zufferli
Roma-Bologna Sunday 10 November at 3pm - Gianluca Manganiello
Monza-Lazio Sunday 10 November at 18:00 - Andrea Colombo
Inter-Napoli Sunday 10 November 8.45pm - Maurizio Mariani