AC Milan and Bologna two referees involved in the battle will be punished

Regarding the disputed punishment arising from AC Milan and Bologna, the Italian Judgment Association is about to make an unexpected decision to deal with it.

From a law enforcement perspective, this weekend could have ended in a catastrophic situation. Fortunately, Modric once again showed his legendary charm and used his wonderful performance to avoid controversy that may continue to ferment for several days. But after the game, many Rosenelli fans were still reflecting: If Bologna equalized the score at the last moment, how will the situation develop? It is certain that the controversy over the judgment staged at San Siro Stadium should never be repeated.

From live fans, industry experts to coach Allegri, the decision of the on-duty referee Marcenaro to cancel the Red and Black penalty through VAR has aroused widespread indignation. Although there is room for discussion whether Nkunku's second physical contact constitutes a foul, there is no doubt that the obvious penalty foul he had encountered before and the red card penalty that Lukumi deserved was not awarded - this law enforcement storm is continuing to escalate.

According to the "Milan Sports" report, the Italian referees' association is also dissatisfied with Marcenaro's law enforcement performance, which involves missed penalty kicks, and also includes his overall law enforcement level that does not match the importance of the game. The newspaper revealed that the referee may face a verge-stop penalty and is at least absent from the refereeship in the future round of the league. The situation of VAR operators on that day was even more serious and may face multiple rounds of suspensions, taking responsibility for major misjudgments that may cause serious consequences.

According to the Milan News Network, Italian Football Association Chairman Gravina publicly admitted in an interview with Radio Anch 'io Sport: "This penalty is indeed an obvious mistake. But when discussing the application of technology, we must recognize that the direction is to move forward rather than to reverse. Technical means have significantly reduced the rate of misjudgment. Just compare those situations without VAR assistance - when referees have doubts, they will obviously take the initiative to seek technical confirmation. "