‘It’s a red card’ vs. ‘not violent conduct’ – Ramos incident in Udinese-Milan divides opinion
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7-second readBy: Oliver Fisher One of the controversial incidents in AC Milan’s win over Udinese last night continues to divide opinions among pundits and experts.
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One of the controversial incidents in AC Milan’s win over Udinese last night continues to divide opinions among pundits and experts. There was a flash point 10 minutes before the break in last night’s 2-0 win when Ramos went down holding his face.
The teenage defender Palma appeared to swing an arm into his face after the pair bumped each other, yet the referee was not told to consult the monitor.
Marcenaro then booked Ramos for dissent after he went down inside the box following another tussle. The well-known account Errori Arbitrali – which looks into the key incidents from each round of games – has published their take on things.
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- Reporting status
- Reported
- Original publisher
- SempreMilan ↗
- Source published
- Clubs covered
- AC Milan, Udinese
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This brief is drawn from SempreMilan. The original report is linked below for its complete context.
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