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Rosetti then signaled the team doctor to bring in a stretcher. Miku was in such a state that he could not continue to play football.

Vieira secretly hid aside. When he saw Miku being put on a stretcher, he ran over to apologize to his fellow countryman. Then he turned his head and Rossetti's second yellow card was shown, followed by a red card.

Vieira held his head innocently, as if he was wronged. Juventus players also kept putting pressure on Rossetti, saying that Trapani's players also committed fouls and were very tough. Such a punishment was too biased towards Trapani.

Hugo saw that Rossetti had not expressed anything in the stands, and he was impatient. Moggi and other Juventus executives were nervous in the stands. The two teams were evenly matched. If one of them was sent off now, the situation could be imagined.

Rossetti finally played his cards, and Hugo breathed a sigh of relief, "If you don't give me a red card, I'll never let Rossetti go!"

Morek also breathed a sigh of relief, "I hope Joao is fine!"

Hugo only remembered the veteran Micoud at this time, and felt a little ashamed. He just wanted to send Vieira off, and Hugo didn't even think about the injured Micoud!

"I hope there won't be any big problems! Joao is not young anymore, and a serious injury may end his career!" Hugo was also praying. Micoud is not young anymore, he is almost 33 years old now, and he can still play for a few more years, but if the injury is serious, it may be difficult for him to continue.

Deschamps immediately made a decision and replaced Micoud with Pizarro. Pizarro's organizational ability is very outstanding. Now Trapani is facing a situation of more people against fewer people, and Deschamps needs to control it.

Pizarro was Trapani's absolute main force in the previous league and Champions League. He was Trapani's key figure in ball control and organization, but he was placed on the bench in this game. Deschamps was kind enough to patiently explain his ideas and strive for Pizarro's understanding, and Pizarro had nothing to say.

With Deschamps' instructions, Pizarro came on the court, and Trapani began to slowly regain control of the ball and was no longer in a hurry to send the ball to the front court.

What can Capello do? ! As expected, Juventus took the initiative to recover!

"The situation on the scene is not very favorable for Juventus. One less person immediately puts them at the bottom!" Paolo Rossi shook his head and sighed, but he couldn't blame Vieira for his recklessness. If there was no foul, maybe Miku would score.

"With Pizarro on the court, Trapani is also ready to attack in a positional war. Now the two full-backs are starting to increase their strength. Juventus needs to be careful in defense now, and more attention needs to be paid to defense!" Lombardo also said.

Juventus deliberately retreated, fixing their defense organization in the 40-meter area of ​​their own half, plus Pizarro's strong organizational ability, Essien's constant insertion, Ribery and Messi's constant retreat and support, let Trapani's ball possession rate soar sharply.

Juventus' defense was very difficult and strenuous. Trapani's formation was relatively tight and had a better sense of hierarchy. Juventus' offensive line had small flaws and lacked a certain speed. This did not mean that their counterattack efficiency was not high. They always wanted to control the ball after holding the ball. As a result, Trapani, who moved faster, was able to shrink as soon as possible, making Juventus unable to counterattack.

Sometimes it can be said that Capello was too conservative. There were still other forwards on the bench, but Capello did not make any changes. He just let Nedved and Camoranesi take on more defensive tasks, and he did not make any adjustments in personnel.

In contrast, the "newbie" Deschamps was much bolder. In the 74th minute, Deschamps replaced Mascherano with Kluivert. The intention of forcing Juventus was obvious. Kluivert was also about 190 cm tall. He could form a double tower in the penalty area with Toni. Pizarro's position could not be as forward as before, and the wing had to be used.

This change of tactics was effective. Trapani strengthened the cross from the wing. In the 78th minute, Jankulovski made a cross, Kluivert and Cannavaro competed for the header, and the ball was cleared to the right side of the penalty area. Messi got the ball in front of Balzaretti and dribbled straight into the penalty area. Messi was very smart.

Messi rushed to the bottom line, pretending to sweep, but suddenly dunked and turned around. Balzaretti, who was half a beat slower, was knocked down in the penalty area, but Balzaretti blocked Messi's way with his hand. The force was not great, but Messi fell down!

The opportunity cannot be missed!

"Beep!" Rossetti's whistle sounded, and his hand pointed clearly at the penalty spot. He awarded a penalty, and even more so, he showed Balzaretti a red card!

The Alpi Stadium was booed, and this penalty was simply unacceptable to everyone. Rossetti was "besieged" by players from both sides again!

"Damn it! This is obviously a dive!" Moggi cursed in the stands. He now fully suspected that Rossetti was bribed by Hugo!

The senior executives of Juventus cursed, and Hugo and others were happy. He even applauded happily!

Messi did a great job. Even if this ball was a dive, Hugo would applaud Messi because this game was too important. Besides, it was not a dive at all. Maybe Balzaretti was indeed a little anxious and did not have a clear understanding of the surrounding situation.

"Too harsh!" said Paolo Rossi.

"It is a bit harsh!" said Lombardo.

In their opinion, Balzaretti's foul should not have caused Messi to fall to the ground so easily, and Rossetti should have let the game continue.

Damico disagreed with their opinion.

"Leo was indeed tripped by Balzaretti, this is a penalty!"

There was a slow-motion replay in the live broadcast room, and Balzaretti did intentionally reach out to stop Messi!

Paolo Rossi and Lombardo were speechless.

Lombardo actually hoped that Trapani would win, but he just said it subconsciously. He really didn't think that this foul was a big one. He felt a little regretful at this time. He attended Trapani's celebration ceremony as a guest during the centenary celebration last year. Now he is expected to be criticized by Trapani fans after the game.

But something speechless happened. Linesman Paparesta communicated with Rossetti through a microphone. Rossetti ran to the sidelines and exchanged a few words with Paparesta. He actually went back on his word and cancelled the penalty when he returned to the court. Balzaretti's red card was naturally cancelled, and Messi actually received a yellow card.

Trapani's players were furious, Hugo was furious, and Moggi didn't expect the situation to take a big turn. There was such an operation on the court. Paparesta was the referee who was locked up by him for half an hour. It seems that he was really afraid of Juventus and said that the dead were alive. Rossetti was too unprincipled!

"There is such an operation?! There is such a fucking operation?!" Hugo spread his hands and asked the people around him in disbelief.

"Fuck your ancestors! Black whistle!" Morek shouted loudly.

Trapani fans in the away team's fan zone shouted angrily "Black whistle!" "Juventus is shit!"

Deschamps was no longer a Juventus star at this time. He rushed to the fourth official in anger and loudly questioned this very controversial penalty, "You are so fucking irresponsible! There is such an operation?!"

This penalty interrupted the game for at least five minutes. The highlight is indeed worthy of being the highlight. The content is really a bit frequent. The referee wants to be the protagonist!

The impact of this change of judgment was very large. Trapani's players were full of anger. In the subsequent games, the actions became more and more violent. Juventus players were not to be outdone. Everyone exchanged courtesy. Rossetti gradually lost control of the situation. The head coach on the sidelines had regained his composure, but he could not control everything on the court.

The number of yellow cards increased suddenly. In the 83rd minute, Camoranesi and Jankulovski had a fierce dispute in the confrontation. Good guy, maybe he was irritated by everyone's anger. Rossetti gave both of them a 50-point board and gave them a direct red card!

Camoranesi and Jankulovski were both sent off. No one expected that the highlight would become more and more exciting!

I watched Buffon's last Juventus game last night. It was so touching that I shed tears! My favorite goalkeeper, no one else. I hope he will not retire, but continue! Modern football lacks the loyal representatives of Buffon, Totti, Piero and Lucarelli!