The Portuguese did not say anything about what incidents he thought should lead to penalties, but was still very upset:
– The referees have to explain, but they do not say anything, Mourinho told Viasport after the match.
– What did the referee do wrong, Viasport’s Jan Åge Fjørtoft asked on the inner court.
– You saw the match, Mourinho replied sourly, and asked Fjørtoft to come up with his opinion several times.
– Tell me. Come on, you know the answer, right? You did not see it? Tell me what you saw? Didn’t you even see it on a screen? Mourinho asked further.
– You mean the judge stole points from you today?
– Of course.
And the 58-year-old did not give up:
– They’re a good team. They have good players, they have two shots, score two goals and the result was 2-2. We should have had two penalties and had four or five more chances to score, said the Portuguese.
Kjetil Knutsen did not use significant force to discuss Mourinho after the match.
– I do not know, but I have not noticed very much. First of all, there was an adult judge out there. If you see how their bench constantly attacks the fourth official, and what we’re allowed if I’m half a meter off the line. It is a game, and it was also after our first match, said Knutsen.
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