AC Milan had a couple of penalty shouts waved away during last night’s 0-0 draw against Torino, their second consecutive stalemate against a bottom-half team.
However, La Gazzetta dello Sport (via SempreMilan.it) recall how there was more than one episode that caused the Rossoneri to protest during the game including a couple of penalty shouts that Daniele Doverti decided not to award. The paper gave him a rating of 6.5 out of 10 for his display.
With 28 minutes on the clock Alexis Saelemaekers fell in the Torino area after a slight contact with Samuele Ricci, and La Gazzetta believe Doveri was right not to give penalty kick as there was not enough contact.
They also agree with his call on 58 minutes when Wilfried Singo gave a bit of an exerted push on Theo Hernandez inside the box, as Doveri again did not assign a penalty to Pioli’s men.
Finally Milan asked for a penalty in stoppage time when Junior Messias tried to shoot from Giroud’s knock-down, but Bremer’s tackle was fantastically times and he got the ball.
