Anger, regret and bitterness, in the aftermath of the defeat suffered against Chelsea in the Champions League, in Milan and in the Rossoneri fans, the disappointment for the decision of the referee Siebert remains.
A wrong, yet another, suffered in the international field and which feeds the discontent of the Rossoneri people.
An incomprehensible penalty, a match ruined after just 18 'and definitively compromised by a referee who struggled to manage the entire match.
The expulsion and the penalty are seen as an injustice and to justify those who complain there is - unexpectedly - the great protagonist of the episode itself.
Mason Mount, the Chelsea striker who was fouled by Tomori, in an interview reported by the English club's website says he is surprised by the referee's decision.
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I have known Fik for a long time and I felt sorry for him in that situation.
I don't think it was for expulsion.
Was it rigor?
Maybe yes.
I'm an honest player and I want to try to score a goal and he pulled me back a bit, but I'm sorry for that decision.
It's tough, "admits the Blues striker candidly." I heard him try to pull me back - he says - but I was running for the goal, so I wouldn't fall and I felt like I still had the opportunity to score.
So I went ahead, I didn't score and then obviously the referee blew up and took out the card.
I was probably a bit surprised at that moment because I had passed him and had pulled. "The dynamics are explained with clarity and great sportiness by Mount himself.
But it is yet another setback for Milan in the Champions League and which brings to mind the wrongs of last season.
From the penalty in full recovery against Atletico, to Porto's goal spoiled by a foul suffered by Bennacer, to the goal canceled in Kessié against United in the Europa League up to the penalty against Arsenal four years ago.
Very doubtful episodes that have changed the balance of the matches and of the European path of Milan, which this time, however, can still write its future with two victories to center the second round.
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