This morning, the Sporting Judge has released its standard statement about the action from the previous day, and AC Milan may be a little shocked.
Given it was the only game left of the matchday, the Sporting Judge has released a specific statement for the game between Milan and Como, detailing the outcomes of the suspensions, and there is shockingly no mention of Cesc Fabregas.
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Sports Judge’s decisions post Milan-Como
As Calciomercato.com relays, the report states that Allegri will be suspended for one game, for ‘in the 34th minute of the second half, leaving the technical area to argue with a director of the opposing team’.
Diego Perez Castillo and Davide Cattaneo were also mentioned, the former for leaving the bench to contest a decision, ‘generating a tense atmosphere’, whilst the latter was given a suspension for leaving the bench to argue with Allegri.
Within the statement, there is no mention of the event which kicked off the drama – which was Fabregas holding Alexis Saelemaekers back from properly pressing the ball, which he has since apologised for.
Perhaps there will be a later statement about the incident, but if there is nothing for Fabregas’ actions, it sets a terrible precedent for the league.
After seeing how many incidence unfold and how selective judgments are passed, you now begin to see reasons why a walkout was done in the just concluded AFCON.
These decision aftermath solves nothing and neither creates trust for future events.
It’s all shameful.
Low life calcio
They need to find a coach who can make the team playing football ⚽️, our coach it only good in created trouble.
your brain is only good at complaining, stop spreading your stupidity everywhere
Serie A sadly is becoming a clown show. Between stuff like this and the constant diving it’s embarrassing. This cannot be allowed. Fabregas should get a multiple game suspension.
This. Absolutely a disgrace that a coach can intervene in the play and get away with it. Who’s stopping coaches or bench players from tackling the opponents by the sideline then when there are no consequences at all. Absolutely ridiculous.
FIGC would rather hand out fines for talking about truly baffling referee judgements than actually fine the players coaches and referees who cause these incidents.