US EditionMilan denied free-kick before Pisa's goal despite blatant foul on Gabbia
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Fabio Capello spoke to Gazzetta dello Sport about Inter's defeat to Napoli. A misstep reminiscent of the draw between Milan and Pisa at San Siro: here's the analysis from the longtime Rossoneri manager. Capello on Milan-Pisa: "We took a result for granted." "Missteps are part of the process, and there's no compromise. Milan slowed down the other night against Pisa, taking for granted a result that was in fact there to be won. Inter slipped in a …
Today's newspapers are obviously focusing on last night's match, but also taking a look at the slow-motion replay.
Milan denied free-kick before Pisa's goal despite blatant foul on Gabbia
By: Isak Möller AC Milan were denied a free-kick by VAR after Pisa’s second goal last night, despite what was a pretty blatant foul on Matteo Gabbia. After taking the lead through Rafael Leao, Milan conceded twice against Pisa to go behind, first through a penalty by Juan Cuadrado and then an out-of-nowhere goal by M’Bala Nzola. However, the away side’s second goal perhaps should have been disallowed.Looking at the replays, it’s clear that Gabbi…
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