Rocky: Bisek s decision not to receive a red card in the last round was a correct decision. It was not an obvious scoring opportunity at the time.

In an interview, Rocchi, the head of Italian referees, talked about the controversial penalties in the last round of Serie A.

In the 10th round of Serie A last weekend, Inter Milan defeated Verona 2-1 away from home. In the 66th minute of the game, Inter Milan defender Bieseke fouled Giovani and the referee showed him a yellow card. However, some people believed that Bieseke blocked an obvious scoring opportunity (DOGSO) and should receive a red card.

Rocky said in this regard: "Although the linesman told him at the time, 'This is the last defensive player,' the referee Doveri still made a very correct decision. This does not mean that it was an obvious scoring opportunity, because two elements are missing: the direction of the football and the control of the ball."

Luo Key continued: "If a red card had been shown, then the decision should have been quashed. We can discuss whether it constituted a 'serious foul' because it was a hard tackle, but in any case, it lacked the elements that were talked about before. If a red card had been shown, frankly, we would have looked forward to an on-field review."