Sassuolo 1 – Milan 1: Gazzetta refereeing analysis | No penalty on De Winter
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29-second readAn inexplicably contentious first half. Two yellow cards were not given: one to Van der Brempt for a completely mistimed challenge from behind, using his body, on Moreira, and one to Estupinan for a challenge on Van der Brempt himself.
In the sixth minute of stoppage time, Van der Brempt pulls De Winter 's shirt inside the penalty area, but the Milan player is already falling.
Rabiot's goal is valid, as he gets back onside just in time. The decision to disallow Thorstvedt's goal that would have made it 2-1 is correct: there are two fouls during the cross, with Lipani's foul on Gila being particularly clear.
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An inexplicably contentious first half. Two yellow cards were not given: one to Van der Brempt for a completely mistimed challenge from behind, using his body, on Moreira, and one to Estupinan for a challenge on Van der Brempt himself.
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