First, the referee of the Juventus - Inter match will wear a high-resolution microcamera, which will be used during the warm-up and in game situations, such as free kicks. The video feed will also be available for VAR, and some images will be broadcast live. This innovation, previously tested in the USA, is part of FIFA and IFAB's efforts to improve the coverage of elite competitions. The director of Serie A, Luigi De Siervo, emphasizes the importance of technologies for the transparency of refereeing decisions and the promotion of football globally.
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