Inter intend to appeal following the sporting judge’s decision to reschedule their postponed match against Bologna.
The statement realised earlier today detailed how the match, originally scheduled for January 6 before being postponed, will have to be played at some point later this season. It was called off after a serious COVID outbreak affected the Rossoblu squad.
This decision has not sat well with Inter, and Calciomercato.it reports that the club intend to appeal the decision, with the club wanting access to the records. They claim that they were denied access to the documentation and are highlighting the presentation of the squad and Bologna’s failure to appeal within hours of the match not being played.
In the statement, the sporting judge noted that the documentation presented by Bologna was sufficient enough to ask the League to postpone the match. The case will now go to the Court of Appeal, where a final decision will be made.