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The mistake of Marcenaro and Fabbri, al Var, should cost (for the latter) at least a couple of stops: what happened on the episode of penalty not assigned to Milan
Gravina admits Milan penalty incident was 'clear error' but defends VAR process
By: Oliver Fisher The president of the Italian Football Federation has admitted that AC Milan should have been awarded a penalty against Bologna.Even though Milan eventually got the points thanks to Luka Modric’s winner on the hour mark, there continues to be a lot of fall-out about a farcical incident that took place inside the final few minutes of the match.The referee Matteo Marcenaro awarded a penalty when Christopher Nkunku went down inside…
FIGC president on the penalty not awarded to Milan: "A clear mistake"
Gabriele Gravina, president of the FIGC, spoke on Radio Anch’io Sport about the controversial penalty not awarded to AC Milan by VAR in the match against Bologna during the Serie A matchday 3. Massimiliano Allegri (AC Milan via Getty Images) Here are his statements about the refereeing: "It is a clear mistake, but when we talk about technology we move forward, we don’t go back. Technology has greatly reduced the percentage of errors." Gravina co…
FIGC president on 'obvious mistake' in Milan-Bologna penalty drama - Football Italia
FIGC president Gabriele Gravina has admitted that there was an “obvious mistake” in last night’s Milan win over Bologna.The Rossoneri were denied a late penalty after Christopher Nkunku was fouled in the box.The referee initially awarded a penalty before a VAR review of the decision led it being overturned.The Rossoneri were extremely unhappy with this decision and head coach Massimiliano Allegri was shown a red card for his reaction to the inci…
Gabriele Gravina, president of the FIGC, spoke to Radio Anch'io Sport about the sensational penalty.
Massimiliano Allegri was interviewed by Milan TV following the victory against Bologna. “We played a good game, conceding little or nothing. We could have scored from the chances we created, but the spirit is right. We're growing and we're focused, but we need quality to finish.” “After the penalty was taken away, I had to be clear-headed.” “I congratulate Saelemaekers and Tomori for playing while booked, but the whole team deserves credit. Loft…
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