Sarri Hits Out at Referee After Milan Defeat: “Apparently, Some Players Can Insult the Referee”
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26-second readAtalanta coach Maurizio Sarri criticized referee Chiffi's officiating after their 3-2 loss to Milan at San Siro, as reported by Milanreports.com. Sarri felt VAR intervention was inconsistent regarding handballs. He also referenced a player insulting the referee.
Sarri expressed disappointment with the loss, feeling Atalanta had a chance to draw or win with the momentum in their favor during the final minutes. He noted the substitutes made a positive impact.
Despite the loss, Sarri saw potential in Atalanta's performance during the last half-hour, indicating a need for the team to develop awareness and gain confidence.
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Maurizio Sarri, Atalanta coach, spoke to Sky Sport after the match in which La Dea were defeated 3-2 by Milan at San Siro. During the interview, he complained about referee Chiffi's officiating. Here are his full statements. "We pressed with little intensity in the first half, and so we found ourselves in a bit of difficulty. Despite this, the first big goalscoring chance of the match was ours with Krstovic. Then there were also incidents that went against us, because the ball hit a defender's arm three times: twice in our penalty area, and VAR intervened, and once in Milan's penalty area, and VAR did not intervene.
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