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A riot that no one could have predicted has now replaced Chelsea's away victory and become the focus of people's attention. Many fans may be waiting to see how UEFA will punish them this time.

Chelsea fans in particular want to know whether UEFA can really treat them equally when they encounter such a difficult incident. Even Chelsea's fan organization has prepared large banners for protest.

This group of English fans who are afraid of chaos in the world are afraid that this matter will not be a big deal, especially because Mourinho had made remarks attacking the referee after the game, and was banned for two games by UEFA like a criminal.

If UEFA's punishment on Inter Milan is not severe enough this time, then Chelsea fans have reason to cry out for injustice.

"We are all waiting for the announcement of the punishment decision. I hope those idiots in UEFA can understand that the English are the most fond of holding grudges. They were able to ban us from participating in European competitions because of the Heysel tragedy, so now they must be fair. At least those guys should not be punished less severely than UEFA's punishment of Mourinho!"

In other words, as long as UEFA relaxes the punishment on Inter Milan a little, they will definitely be criticized by the overwhelming voices, especially those English fans, who will hold on to this mistake.

Maybe those good reporters in England will have to write a lot of reports specifically for such things. Media like Sky TV and The Sun, which always find faults with nothing, must be looking forward to it.

It is such a meaningful job to find trouble with UEFA. I guess these guys are holding back now.

Even after the game, they specially found some basis for the punishment of violence on the field. I guess the FIFA charter has been turned upside down by these bad-minded guys. This kind of professionalism is absolutely first-class.

"England's journalists are definitely the most difficult people in the world. If you get entangled with them, you will never have a good life." This is Mourinho's evaluation of those journalists, and this evaluation is absolutely a true portrayal.

This is the case with newspaper practitioners in England. They are tirelessly pursuing any gossip, and the embarrassing expressions of those senior officials are also what they are most willing to put on the headlines of newspapers. Unscrupulous ridicule and refutation are what they are best at. Only guys like Mourinho who are good at bickering will not be afraid of these uncrowned kings.

But the bosses of UEFA will definitely mind such sharp refutations around them.

The most depressed people now must be the UEFA officials in charge of game discipline. It is estimated that these guys are scratching their heads now. Maybe even they themselves did not expect that the two giants in Milan would have such an embarrassing situation.

After the game, a report on the referee on duty was submitted by Merck to the UEFA Disciplinary Committee.

Now Inter Milan can only passively wait for the verdict, and how to punish the Nerazzurri has definitely become the focus of UEFA's discussion in the past 24 hours. Maybe even they don't know what to do.

Although some reporters speculated that maybe the 15 minutes that have not been played yet will be played at another time, but Mancini himself does not have any hope, not to mention what will happen even if all the minutes are played?

Can it change Inter Milan's fate of being eliminated? Mancini himself admitted in the press conference after the game that "the Champions League is a thing of the past for us, and Inter Milan has been eliminated from the Champions League this season."

The total score is 0-3 behind. For such a result, even if Inter Milan is given a half-time to play the game, it is estimated that they will not be able to complete any amazing reversal. The game is lost, which is an unchangeable fact.

Even if it is 15 minutes of stoppage time, what can be saved? Score a goal? Or let the opponent continue to humiliate himself with goals? I guess Mancini doesn't want to try these two options. Maybe it's best for the game to end at this moment.

At least for Inter Milan now, this choice is much better than continuing to suffer on the field.

Maybe what Inter Milan cares about now is not the ending of this season, but another punishment that UEFA may make later, about the riots at the Meazza Stadium and the bad behavior of attacking the opposing players.

Although Dida was not hurt too much by the firework stick that hit him, such a scene has been broadcast throughout Europe through live cameras, and now even if they want to calm down the matter, they can't do it.

At least tens of millions of people saw the scene that happened in the game, including the fireworks thrown by the radical Inter Milan fans, which were reprinted by many media cameras, and those fans saw it very clearly.

Now at least six or seven AC Milan fans who were burned by fireworks are ready to sue Inter Milan Club. It is impossible for UEFA to suppress this matter now. Even if they make a gesture, they have to issue a ticket.

But to punish such traditional giants, even UEFA will have a headache. You must clearly know how powerful the power behind these traditional giants is, especially those giants who are often active in European competitions.

Not only do they have fans all over the world, but even officials who have walked out of their clubs also cover many fields, especially in the football circle, those successful superstars can always get a position.

If you want to move them, it's best to consider clearly who is standing behind these teams and what kind of rights they have. Don't forget that Roma once had such violence on the field. They were playing against Dynamo Kiev. During the team's game, Fricks, who was outed by Mourinho, was hit by a lighter thrown from the stands.

But what is the final solution to this matter? In the end, UEFA only punished Roma by banning ticket sales for two European home games, but such a penalty was generally considered to be unexpectedly light.

At first, UEFA seemed a little lack of confidence to move the Roma team. You can imagine how UEFA will punish Inter Milan, a traditional giant that is well-known in the European continent and even around the world.

If a penalty is inappropriate, it may trigger a backlash from those wealthy clubs, especially the mouthpieces behind them.

Behind almost every wealthy family there is the shadow of traditional media, which is their mouthpiece and their megaphone.

When they are treated unfairly, the media will immediately focus all their reporting firepower and conduct a thorough analysis of the whole matter. The thoroughness will definitely make many people feel stunned.

A quasi-rich club like Chelsea that has suddenly risen suffers from this kind of public relations ability. Maybe they can use their performance on the field to reverse those unfavorable situations, but in terms of media power, they are obviously at a disadvantage.

If the rioting party in this game were Chelsea, then I am afraid that the heads of UEFA would not be so melancholy. They would definitely issue a sky-high fine and suspend the game in the shortest possible time.

This is the gap between the traditional giants and those latecomers. You can be unconvinced, but you must learn to tolerate it.

Anyway, no matter what the headache is for those big officials, Inter Milan will definitely be punished in the end, but only they themselves know how far this punishment can go, but this time, many English media are paying attention. With the development of this matter, these people may also be looking for an excuse to use.

Mourinho did not pay too much attention to the farce between the Milan duo. For him, it was a matter for the other half, not to mention the outcome of the two teams after the first round. It was already doomed, this time it was just a little more twists and turns.

What kind of punishment Inter Milan can receive is a question that Moratti and Mancini need to consider. What Mourinho needs to prepare now is just how the team can adjust its condition, win in the semi-finals, and strive to advance ahead of schedule. Secure your ticket to the final in Istanbul.

However, Mourinho and Chelsea were obviously in a good mood after winning against Bayern Munich. Even while watching the game, Lin Yi joked, "If we play against Juventus in the next game, , it’s best to bring more umbrellas.”

"I don't want to finish the game in the rain of mineral water from the Turin people." The most impressive thing about the game between Lin Yi and the Milan duo was probably the mineral water bottles thrown on the ground, and what made everyone feel uncomfortable. Acha Stadium was filled with fireworks sticks that smelled of gunpowder.

"Who said that Italians are all as slow as snails? The fans' enthusiasm for making trouble must be no worse than the football hooligans in England. With this fireworks formation, you can probably only see it in the Argentinian league. It’s never happened before in the Premier League.”

It was also the first time for Lin Yi to see such a hot derby in the same city. Thinking about the time in Portugal, even if Porto and Benfica had a fight, there was no such big movement. It seems that everything in the five major leagues is really big, even Fans causing trouble are big occasions.

But more than twenty hours later, Lin Yi no longer needed to think about bringing an umbrella to Italy, because Liverpool defeated Juventus in an unsightly 0-0 away game. , the unlucky Italy was kicked out of another team.

When Lin Yi saw that his opponent in the semi-finals was Liverpool, there was a smile on the corner of the kid's mouth, Liverpool? A pretty perfect opponent, of course, this sentence is for Chelsea. For Benitez, this is not good news.

Having just defeated Juventus, and now he has to face Chelsea again, the bald Spanish man may have to worry about losing all his remaining hair this time.

Maybe the success of breaking through is an opportunity for Benitez to consolidate his coaching position, but for Liverpool, this is just out of the wolf's den and into the tiger's mouth. Juventus can rely on stalking to kill them, but Chelsea? Come on, those guys are really good at stalking.

Perhaps the Liverpool people's celebrations can only burst out at the moment they eliminate Juventus. What awaits them is definitely not an easy war. . .

(The Heat are leading 2:0. I don’t know if the Sharks are really going to play in the next game. If the game continues like this, it won’t be interesting. I look forward to the explosion.)