GdS: Chiffi officiated the Milan derby well but two episodes leave doubts

By Isak Möller -

AC Milan came away with all three points from the important Milan derby yesterday, playing some very good football at times. For once, it was a derby with almost no refereeing mistakes. 

Daniele Chiffi was the referee in charge of the game and as highlighted by Gazzetta Dello Sport (via TMW), he didn’t make any big mistakes. Early on, he put his foot down as he warned both Theo Hernandez and Denzel Dumfries after a brawl (10 minutes in).

From there on, he got almost everything right except two episodes. Hakan Calhanoglu committed a number of fouls and deserved a yellow card in the end, but he didn’t get one. And Hernandez risked a second yellow he took down Dumfries, but Chiffi didn’t even consider it a foul.

Overall, Chiffi did a good job with such a high-profile game and AIA will surely be happy with his performance. He managed to keep a good flow to the game, it should be noted, and that is always positive.

Tags AC Milan Hakan Calhanoglu Inter Theo Hernandez

3 Comments

  1. Its possible Theo should have been sent of but in that case Inters first goal should be disalowed since Defries tackles Theo the moment before Calha passes Brozovic making sure Theo will not catch up to Brozo.

    Without that tackle Theo would have been able to catch up.

    I think its strange nobody seems to talk about that situation.

    1. Don’t call him chalha. He’s a f*cking traitor.
      and it’s was Korrea who gave that pass to Brozovic

      And there was absolutely no foul from Theo on Dumfries for that matter

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