BOLOGNA, Jan 6 — Much of Inter Milan’s pre-match ritual was the same ahead of their game against Bologna today, but there was just one very important thing missing — their opponents, as their Serie A fixture descended into farce.
Yet with Serie A refusing to cancel matches, Inter were forced to turn up and train before the game, as normal, with officials even tasked with inspecting the pitch, despite there being no sign of any Bologna players.Yet Inter director Beppe Marotta, who was in attendance in Bologna, says the system is not working.
“Bologna were ready to play and they suffered the situation from ASL which have taken this decision to protect everyone’s health, but clarity is missing. I would limit the ASL’s power otherwise, we’ll always face similar situations in the future.” Clubs can pick players from their first team and youth side, who tested negative at least 24 hours before the game.
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