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Protests at Fiorentina-Juventus. Today, Sunday, November 8, the Viola hosted the Bianconeri in the eleventh round of Serie A, in a match that also featured a refereeing incident. After Bremer scored the equalizer, Vanoli's team protested for an alleged handball by the Juventus centerback, but the referee allowed the goal.
It all happens in the 66th minute.
A corner from the right by Alajbegovic found Bremer in the six-yard box: the Brazilian defender beat De Gea to make it 2-2. Viola players immediately protested, pointing to their hand, complaining about an alleged foul. However, the footage showed Bremer's touch was legal, hitting it between the head and shoulder. VAR, after a few seconds, then validated the goal.
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