Quote from: Zlantann on Today at 02:24:59 AM

Quote from: X-ray on Today at 12:26:17 AM

The red card was giving big pressure to the milan. The penalty is fine but red card may be too much for milan. I do agree with you the mentality from players got affected after red card was happening. That's why there are so many errors happened with milan after tomori got red card.
The fact that if these days chelsea seems find its right track to perform so well in any of its matches. Im so glad if chelsea managed to win the remaining match in the champion league against dinamo.

The penalty was correct but the red card against the former Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori was very unjust and really determined the game's winner. Referee Daniel Siebert should be cautioned by UEFA. Chelsea just had a free day because of that red card and I perceive that Milan would have gotten a better result. Oliver Giroud lost their best opportunity when he squandered that free heady inside the box. Sergino Dest's attempt couldn't give them a goal, but the excellent performance of Rafael Leão should be encouraged.

It's nice to see Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring goals for Chelsea, at least he has proved that he is an asset to the team. Raheem Sterling should also improve his performance because the club and fans expect more from him. Mason Mount also put up a spectacular performance, winning a penalty and having a clear goal attempt that was saved by Anton Ciprian Tătărușanu. Congratulations to Chelsea and to the magical Graham "Harry" Potter especially.

The early exchanges were almost even, with Milan having a little edge. However, all that changed when the Referee decided to spoil the game. His reason for the red card was because Tomori grabbed at Mason Mount in the penalty area to stop a clear goalscoring opportunity. Looking at it, Mount did not fall to the ground and he even managed to take his shot at goal. I don’t understand the rules nowadays and it’s bizarre that we are experiencing something like this at a professional level.