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The Fiorentine players were very dissatisfied with Merck's goal that was valid. The closest Marclayle and De Rossi ran to the German as soon as possible and signaled to him that Berclayle was in an offside position before the shot, and this goal from La Coruna was actually invalid.

No wonder Markle and the others were so excited. After all, if this goal is confirmed to be valid, the total score of the two sides in the two rounds will become four-to-three, and Fiorentina's lead in the first leg will be gone - if Laco scores another goal in the next time, then Fiorentina will be completely at a disadvantage in this round of knockout due to few away goals!

Merck did not choose to ignore the doubts raised by the Fiorentine player, but asked the linebacker as soon as possible. After all, Laco's counterattack was too fast. When Berellon shot, Merck had not arrived at the position, so at this time, he needed to refer to the linebacker who was closer to the scene.

To the Fiorentine players' expectations, the lineman actually signaled to Merck with a serious look that Belleron did not have offside when receiving the ball, which was a good goal without any problems!

"WTF!" Seeing the linebacker saying that Bellello did not have offside, Nesta, who had always been gentle, couldn't help but curse, "That Raco No. 21 (Bellello) was definitely offside before receiving the ball, otherwise how could I give him the opportunity to play an empty goal!"

At the same time, there was no slow-motion replay of this goal on the big screen of the stadium, but it began to show it constantly - no matter what, Riaso Stadium is the territory of La Coruna, and of course they would not bring such controversial images to public for analysis.

So, after receiving the support of the lineman and without the TV replay for him to further analyze, Merck decided to announce that the goal of Berlelon was valid. After all, this is La Coruna's home court, and it has to give the home team some face. Therefore, although there are still some doubts about this goal, they can only aggrieved Fiorentina. While the German's decision made Laco fans in Riasso stadium cheer and naturally aroused strong dissatisfaction among the Fiorentina players.

"What are you guys doing?" Just as the Fiorentine players were excited, surrounded Merck under the leadership of Nesta and Pirlo, and tried to ask the referee for an explanation, an angry voice suddenly came into their ears, making everyone present shudder, "Hurry up and go back to prepare for the game. What's the matter with everyone here!"

Seeing Heinx get angry, Pirlo and others have to give up their plans to continue to linger, return to their respective positions with a depressed look on their faces, waiting for the game to start again.

With the help of Heinquez, Merckburn, who finally escaped from the Fiorentine players, planned to express his gratitude to his German compatriot, but found that the other party was also staring at him. The resentful look made the "dentist" referee get goose bumps.

"Uh... Is my whistle a little too loose in this game? Looking at the expressions of the Fiorentine players, if they continue playing like this, they will have to make a full-scale martial arts." It was not until this time that Merck realized that his law enforcement standards in this game seemed to be too loose. Otherwise, with the temper of the Fiorentine players, they would never publicly express their dissatisfaction to him, and would not stare at the players in La Coruna with the eyes of enemies.

Due to professionalism, Merck has many enforcement of Florence games in European courts, so he has a very full understanding of the professional qualities of Florence players. This German famous whistle knows that if the other party did too much, these players would never get angry easily.

It is precisely because of this understanding of Florence that after paying attention to the emotional ups and downs of Pirlo and others, Merck reflected in his heart, thinking that he had been too indulgent to Laco before?

Although the referees are used to giving more care to the home team during the call game, this does not mean that they will ignore all the behaviors of the home team. Now, Merck believes that La Coruna has gained too much benefit in the previous time, and he can no longer take care of them like this when calling. Otherwise, Florence will definitely have an objection, and this will have a significant negative impact on his reputation in the European football world.

Therefore, when Vieri drove the ball from the middle circle for the third time, the La Coruna player who was planning to reuse the same trick suddenly realized that the referee's dictation standard suddenly became much more severe, and many defensive actions that were only regarded as ordinary fouls would be severely punished by Merck during this period.

Anyone who has watched football games should know that when the referee's whistle is tightened, the kicking style will be more ironic, or the side with more defensive actions will be quite tragic. For La Coruna players who have adapted to the loose law enforcement environment of Merck before, this change seems even more fatal.

When La Coruna realized that the situation was wrong, four of their eleven starters had already been shown yellow cards by Merck. The reason for their yellow cards was that they were directly fouled against Fiorentine players in defense.

The sudden change in the harsh standards made Laco players feel very uncomfortable. After all, in the past few dozen minutes, they had become accustomed to using tactical fouls and small moves to stop Fiorentina's attack. Now they suddenly found that these moves were not working, which naturally made them hesitate when executing tactics.

Iruetta on the sidelines naturally hated this change. He arranged the team's tactics with his own hands and did not think that the referee was deliberately favoring Fiorentina, but a pity that if Merck was more strict in the law enforcement force a little more than ten minutes later, then maybe La Coruna could tie the total score...

However, despite this, the Laco players still stubbornly maintained the 2-0 score until the end of the first half, without allowing Fiorentina to take the opportunity to score, re-stabilize their shaky lead in the overall score.
Chapter completed!