Luo Ti: The head of the Italian referee believes that the Milan vs. Fiorentina penalty kick was a misjudgment

According to the "Corriere dello Sport" report, the head of Italian referees, Gianluca Rocchi, made it clear at an internal review meeting that the penalty kick awarded by AC Milan in the 2-1 victory over Fiorentina was a misjudgment.

How do you evaluate the penalty awarded after Parisi came into contact with Jimenez in the match between Milan and Fiorentina?

Rocky: That was not a penalty, and VAR should not have intervened.

Reports pointed out that although Rocchi believes that the penalty was wrong, the on-duty referee Marinelli and VAR referee Abiso are not expected to be severely punished. They may be suspended for two rounds (the 8th and 9th rounds), and may then swap roles and return in the 10th round.

For Rocky and the referees, the nature of the penalty was clear: Parisi's hand did make slight contact with Jimenez's face, but it was not enough to award a penalty kick.

From this perspective, VAR referee Abiso's failure to prevent this misjudgment may be more responsible than the on-site referee Marinelli, who decided to award a penalty kick after reviewing it on the sidelines.