My name is Colani

No matter what the score of this game will end, Rossetti and his referee team will definitely become the focus of the news media. Yellow cards are flying everywhere. Three players from both teams have been sent off so far. Isn't this scary? !

Lacking a full-back, Deschamps's approach was very unsafe. He replaced Essien with Evra instead of a striker, always wanting to win the game with the advantage of numbers.

The boos at the Abel Stadium have never stopped. Rossetti was greatly affected on the court. An important purpose of the referee for the game is to control the situation on the court, but he did a terrible job today.

Maybe Messi's ball should have been a penalty!

Rossetti regretted it again. He didn't see it very clearly. Did the linesman Paparesta see it clearly? !

Hugo and Trapani's top executives have been cursing and full of anger, and Juventus' top executives are not much better. Rossetti is simply a waste. Moggi even wanted to call Bergamo, the referee in charge, after the game to complain about this referee who didn't know the current situation. He actually sent two Juventus players off at Juventus' home court. This has not happened for many years!

Hugo has not left yet, Trapani still has the advantage on the court, and Capello has not made any substitutions. He trusts Zambrotta's ability. There is a reason why Deschamps has to send a winger. He wants to continue to put pressure on the opponent on this side.

Capello simply makes the middle road more concerned with the right road, helping Zambrotta limit Trapani's attack on the left side.

But after all, Juventus was short of two players, and they were still in the midfield. It was impossible to expect the retreating Piero to take care of defense. Trapani brought real threats to Juventus's goal. Buffon repeatedly saved the danger in front of the goal. First, he saved Toni's header, and then blocked Kluivert's sweeping shot out of the goal line.

Trapani's fans sighed. If it weren't for Buffon, Trapani might have scored a goal. However, Buffon was like a great god and could not be passed.

In the 89th minute, Trapani launched an offensive again. Evra assisted and made a two-on-one cooperation with Ribery. On the left side of the penalty area, he passed the ball to the back point on the right side. It was still Kluivert's shot. He jumped high and headed the ball. Buffon subconsciously blocked the ball again, but this time he was not so lucky.

The ball fell to the position where Thuram and Toni were entangled. Thuram held Toni's jersey tightly to prevent Toni from jumping. Toni used all his strength to press Thuram's shoulder with his hand and barely hit it. The ball flew to Buffon's opposite corner.

By chance, the force was not strong, but the angle was tricky enough. Even God couldn't save Buffon this time!

Trapani scored!

Thuram reacted very quickly, got up from the ground, and immediately complained to the referee Rossetti that Toni had fouled. Toni pressed him down to get this shooting opportunity, and the goal was invalid!

Juventus players surrounded Rossetti as a whole and asked to judge Toni's goal invalid. Rossetti was panicked. He was too anxious to enforce such a game today. Would he dare to judge the goal invalid? !

Not at all!

Hugo would definitely not let him go!

So even under such great pressure, Rossetti firmly judged that the goal was valid!

Since both sides were arguing whether the goal was effective, Toni did not celebrate. When Rossetti determined that the goal was effective, Toni and his teammates simply high-fived to celebrate. I really don't know how to appreciate this game. It's terrible!

Deschamps lost his grace on the sidelines of the court and began to shout and demand that the players who scored the goal control the rhythm, retreat and hold on for the last few minutes. He immediately made another substitution, letting Li Tie replace Toni, the hero of the goal. The midfield became 4, leaving Kluivert in front.

Juventus launched a massive counterattack. Capello let Ibrahimovic come on the field and replaced Piero. No adjustments were made in other positions. However, their counterattack seemed powerless. They were two people less and suffered a lot in the fight for the ball. Trapani firmly controlled the ball under his feet. The backcourt passed more and more. Juventus was pressed in the frontcourt and kicked the ball directly to the side of the opponent's half!

The kicking style was somewhat helpless, but Trapani fans didn't care about ugliness at the moment!

"Fuck, this kind of ball is a big kick!" Hugo, the boss who always likes beautiful football, couldn't help but curse after Evra tried to collide with his teammates in the backcourt and made a mistake.

"Is he too old to live?!" Hugo cursed. He was no longer sitting in his seat. His neck was stretched out, his hands were dancing, and he was commenting on the game like he was talking to himself.

Due to the controversy on the field, a lot of time was wasted, and the second half of the extra time reached 5 minutes, which is rare in Serie A. Trapani people began to complain that Rossetti's extra time was too long.

Juventus did have some possession of the ball during this period. The back line completely ignored its own defense, pressed forward desperately, and frequently kicked high balls into Trapani's penalty area. There were two high center forwards in front. It would be stupid not to pass the ball long, but Juventus would definitely not be that stupid.

Trapani's defense was very tight, but fortunately Kameni started to get angry again. This Trapani vice-captain was a big-game player. Tony put the captain's armband on him after the game, which seemed to give him infinite confidence and strength.

He resolved the danger in front of the goal several times, making Juventus's twin towers ineffective and widespread!

Every time Kameni made a wonderful save, Hugo and his team applauded to celebrate. The intense situation on the field made Hugo and his team forget to look at the watch. Deschamps on the sidelines would not forget it. He kept shouting that the time was up and the stoppage time was up!

Rosetti didn't know if he heard it or not, and he dragged the stoppage time for 7 minutes. With Juventus Nedved's powerful shot from the outside, Kameni pressed it down tightly, and Rossetti blew the whistle to end the game.

Hugo and his team and the fans of the visiting team danced in the stands. Moggi, Giraudo and others had gloomy faces and left without saying hello to Hugo and his team.

The players on the court were not so excited. For Trapani, this game can be called tragic. This kind of 1:0 victory has a resounding name called a tragic victory!

Camoranesi and Jankulovski fought on the court. I don’t know if there will be additional penalties. Miku is estimated to be seriously injured and will be scrapped for a while. There is not much room for Deschamps to adjust. Some tactical adjustments in the next game will be affected.

Juventus is even worse. They lost the game and two players were sent off. Of course, they have a solid foundation and other personnel can fill in. They also have Giannikeda, Blasi, Mutu, Oliveira, Rodriguez, Marchisio and others in the team, who can also fill in Vieira and Camoranesi’s absence.

After the game, the two coaches have regained their calm, at least on the surface. They shook hands and said goodbye in a friendly manner. The players on the court did not argue after the game, as if this game had never happened. Shake hands and hug goodbye!

When Trapani's players, led by Toni, went to the away fans' area to thank the away fans, Trapani's players showed happy smiles on their faces!

At the press conference after the game, the referee team of the game became the focus of the topic. Deschamps kept silent, but Capello, the veteran coach, did not have so many scruples and said that the referee on duty was really bad.

"I think there will be a great contest between us and Trapani, but the referee ruined today's game! I didn't comment too much on the game itself. The first half was a normal game, but everything changed in the second half! This is the referee's responsibility!"