Alvarez's two-touch shot is being replicated in Serie A.

The match between Como and Torino in round 32 of Serie A on April 14th featured a controversial incident similar to the one involving striker Julián Alvarez at Atletico Madrid.

Biraghi's controversial encounter with Como.

The highlight of the match came in injury time. During a corner kick, Torino's left-back Cristiano Biraghi touched the ball twice before crossing it into Como's penalty area. Biraghi's pass set up Ivan Ilic, who finished past goalkeeper Butez. However, after a discussion by the refereeing team, the goal was disallowed due to Biraghi's foul.

Initially, no one noticed anything unusual, except for a slip by Biraghi before the corner kick. However, immediately after this incident, Como's substitutes reacted strongly to the referee. They pointed out that Biraghi touched the ball twice before taking the kick: once to put the ball into play and a second time to take the shot.

Mundo Deportivo described this situation as "different and easier to observe" compared to Julian Alvarez's two-touch penalty against Real Madrid in the Champions League round of 16.

Many fans believe the decision to disallow Torino's goal was justified, in contrast to what happened at Atletico's Metropolitano, where Alvarez's shot remains controversial to this day.

Cesc Fabregas' Como defeated Torino 1-0. With these three valuable points, the team created a safe distance from the relegation zone. The only goal of the match was scored by Douvikas, giving Como added momentum in their fight to avoid relegation.

The camera angle shows Julian Alvarez touching the ball with both feet. In the early hours of March 13th, Julian Alvarez was confirmed to have touched the ball twice when taking the second penalty kick against Real Madrid.

Source: https://znews.vn/cu-da-2-cham-cua-alvarez-tai-hien-o-serie-a-post1545632.html