Including Zhuo Yang, they were all dumbfounded by this change of opening the door. A penalty was awarded, and one more penalty was given on the field, do you think Fiorentina is a soft persimmon?

Only Maldini was not stupid, and the horse team hurried forward to meet it, but the seemingly random and natural movement suppressed Rossetti's right hand that was about to raise the red card.

"Roberto, be careful. Got the ball first, I promise. ”

Roberto Rossetti looked at Maldini suspiciously, in fact, he was not completely sure, but it was a bit taken for granted to infer that Abbiati had committed a foul from experience and high probability.

Rossetti, who officiated at the 2008 European Championship final, is known as the "jewel in the crown of Italian referees" and is the successor to the 'whistle saint' Corina Miguchi. Rossetti's whistle is very hard, and whoever pretends to him will get his brand out faster, however, Rossetti is not afraid of AC Milan, but he respects Maldini very much.

The 41-year-old Maldini is retiring this summer, and Rossetti has great respect for this Serie A 'evergreen' of his age. He won't show mercy to Maldini, but he also doesn't want Maldini, who plays one less game and wears the armband one day less, to be wronged. As a result, Rossetti, who has always been arbitrary, hesitated, and his compassion coupled with Maldini's calm eyes made him not rashly punished.

"Okay, I'll ask later." With that, Rossetti walked towards the sideline.

The assistant referee assists the referee, but the foul in the penalty area is decided by the referee alone, even if the linesman has a clear eye for everything, he cannot take the initiative to signal the referee, unless the referee comes to ask him to explain a thing or two.

The first assistant referee Longfellow was still in the C1 League last year, and the fact that he was promoted to the first division in such a short period of time is not because of how outstanding his level is, but because Longfellow is very good at thinking and is a wonderful person.

Rossetti didn't see it so closely, and it wasn't very likely that Longfellow would be able to see through it on the touchline. In fact, he really didn't see whether Abbiati had committed a foul just now, but Longfellow could see Rossetti clearly.

He knew Rossetti well and could get to know each of his colleagues if needed. Rossetti is quite an assertive person, and if this situation had been played in any other game, Abbiati would have walked back to the dressing room by this time. But Maldini made Rossetti hesitate, and Longfellow saw the mystery.

This shows that Rossetti has a preference for retracting the penalty, and he just needs the approval of others. Combining various factors, this is obviously the kind of ball that can be awarded or not, and under normal circumstances, a penalty is awarded but the goalkeeper will not be sent off, and Rossetti will not be unclear about this.

So, Longfellow did not hesitate to tell Rossetti: the goalkeeper did save the ball first!

Since there is someone who can shake the pot in case of a situation, Rossetti simply swiped his hands towards the field: there is no penalty.

A red card is even more unlikely, and Maldini gave Rossetti a thumbs up with a blank face. In fact, the horse team didn't see clearly whether Abbiati pounced on the ball first or was human, and Abbiati himself didn't figure it out, but the horse team knew how to give psychological cues to the referee, and it didn't work to be loud.

The Florentines were very dissatisfied, but so what?

The game continued, and just two minutes after AC Milan's false alarm, Jiu Ye rewrote the score.

Duck Pato broke through to create a corner, Beckham played a tactical drive, received Pato to knock back and got a kick cross, which was blocked by Vargas with his body. However, Beckham was clever and he scrambled the ball with his thigh before Vargas before he crossed the ball, and the ball swept into the air and found Inzaghi who had retreated to near the line of the penalty area.

Jiu Ye stopped with his left foot and pumped with his right foot, scoring his 12th goal in Serie A this season, tying Gilardino and tied with Peach for second place in the scorer list.

The ninth master was celebrating, and Peaches was watching him from a distance with his hands on his waist. Zhuo Yang is Ji Momozi's 'enemy', but because Jiu Ye is his biggest rival in Milan these years. Momoko survived Oliveira in Milan's forward line, and also survived Borriello, but in the end he was driven away by the oldest Inzaghi.

Now Peaches is thriving in the purple lily, but it still faces direct competition from Inzaghi in the scorer list. Seeing Zhuo Yang rushing out of the bench and pointing at Inzaghi jumping and jumping, Ji Momoko took her gaze back, swallowed two mouthfuls of saliva, and encouraged herself. As for Zhuo Yang, who has scored 19 league goals, Gilardino did not think about it at all.

Asked before the game if Gilardino would score at the San Siro, Momoko said: "I hope to play my violin.

Gilardino's traditional celebration after scoring a goal is to imitate playing the violin. He was born in the small town of Cremone, 70 kilometres from Milan, the home of Italian violins, where almost every family used to make violins for a living, and many of the world's finest violins were produced. However, Gilardino doesn't actually play the violin, and certainly doesn't make it.

Here I have to criticize Comrade Peach, now the world's largest violin production area, occupies 70% of the world's total production of violins and guitars, and is known as the 'Queen of Musical Instruments' in Huangqiao Town, Jiangsu, China.

Not only that, on the Yellow Bridge, from the seventy or eighty-year-old old man who rolled up his trouser legs to farm, down to the six or seven-year-old children who had just been enlightened, everyone copied the violin and could face the sunset and play the song "Skylark Flying High". This is the real home of the violin.

So, it's not right that Momoko learned to play football but forgot about Ben.

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Jiu Ye opened up the situation for Milan early, and the next ball was easy to play. But perhaps for the sake of balance, Kaka fell to the ground in the box twice and Rossetti did not blow. Throughout the first half, Fiorentina struggled to stop AC Milan's attack at the cost of four yellow cards, and in the 31st minute, Beckham swept down Kuzmanovic in defense and also received his first yellow card in Serie A.

In addition to Gilardino, Fiorentina's other Milan veteran in today's starting line-up, loan goalkeeper Storari, also behaved like a chicken. Frenchman Frei suffered a wrist injury in training and Storari was able to stand in front of goal to face his club.

Nine masters, ducks, Kaka, Seedorf, many shots were rejected by Storari with one hand, especially Beckham's cold shot and a free kick full moon scimitar, which were sent flying by Storari's fingertips, which was extremely thrilling.

In the 40th minute, Kaka staged a 60-meter long-distance run that made the whole stadium boil, breaking through the sandwich defense of Santana and Comoto in succession and then smashing into the penalty area from the right rib, and pushed the shot from a very elegant reverse angle, but it was still blocked by Storari with his legs. Kaka regretted jumping on the field, and Zhuo Yang was itchy off the field.

AC Milan 1:0 in the first half, and Zhuo Yang played in the second half.