Conte's angry tirade after Inter's draw with Napoli.

It was an intense match in Milan on Sunday as Antonio Conte, the coach of Inter Milan, was seething with anger. Rumors of a conspiracy began to swirl as he criticized the use of VAR (Video Assistant Referee) for not intervening in a crucial penalty decision during their game against Napoli.

Despite the 1-1 draw at the San Siro, Napoli still holds the top spot in the Serie A table. However, the match was not without controversy. Scott McTominay of Napoli scored the first goal, but Hakan Calhanoglu of Inter was able to equalize. In the 74th minute, Calhanoglu had the opportunity to secure a win for the home team with a penalty kick, but unfortunately, it hit the post.

Conte was livid with the referees for awarding the penalty in the first place and believed that VAR should have intervened to overturn the decision. However, the VAR deemed it was not a clear and obvious error, and the foul committed by Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa on Denzel Dumfries was valid.

In a post-match interview, Conte expressed his frustration with the use of VAR, saying, "What does it mean that the VAR cannot intervene? It only intervenes when it is convenient. If there is an error, it must intervene. These incidents change matches." He also added that this kind of situation fuels conspiracy theories and creates doubt in the minds of coaches and players.

During a press conference, Conte continued to voice his displeasure, stating, "It was annoying to hear that VAR could not intervene on a non-existent penalty. If there's an error, VAR must intervene. If there's an obvious error, it must intervene." He stressed the importance of using VAR correctly to avoid any doubts or suspicions.

Meanwhile, Inter coach Simone Inzaghi refused to get involved in the controversy, saying, "I have nothing to say. I think Antonio spoke for himself." He also emphasized the need to help the referees and maintain a fair and honest game.

Despite the heated arguments, Napoli remains at the top of the Serie A table, but their lead is now just one point ahead of Atalanta, Fiorentina, Inter, and Lazio, with Juventus closely behind. It's a tight race, and every decision and call by the referees can make a significant impact on the standings. Let's hope for more clarity and fairness in the future use of VAR.

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