Tense spirits during the first half of the Inter-Bologna🇧🇷 The Rossoblù team took the lead, but suffered the return of the Nerazzurri, who put everything back in balance and began to play with much more intensity in the opposing half of the field.
Precisely on the occasion of the penalty that took the advantage of Simone Inzaghi’s team, a small fight broke out on the edge of the Emilians area and saw as protagonists Gary Medel and Lautaro Martinez. The Inter striker was landed by Lucumi right on the line and soon after Federico Dimarco would have scored the goal from 2 to 1, but first Thiago Motta’s players protested to the whistle of the match director.
At that moment several players got in touch, among them the Chilean midfielder of Bologna and the Argentinian striker of Inter, who after a face to face received a yellow card and a warning from the director of the match.
The former Nerazzurri player, however, could not digest the way Lautaro continued to address him after the penalty and told him “I’ll wait outside”with the referee pushing him to take him off and put him back on the wall to protect his goal.
The two continued to talk for a few seconds even at a distance, but the intervention of the race director ended the situation that could degenerate at any moment.
The crowd of men in the Bologna area was remarkable, but most of them immediately tried to calm their minds.
The Bologna players protested a lot against the call-up of referee Colombo, as in their opinion the teammate’s intervention was clean on the ball: the match director did not agree and whistled the foul in favor of the Nerazzurri, whose net that knocked the ball down match was born.
Source: Fan Page IT
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