It is revealed that UEFA is considering punishing Jose Mourinho! 4. After being unfairly punished, bombard the final referee or be suspended + fined

In the early morning of June 2, Beijing time, Spanish journalist Aaron Dominguez revealed that UEFA is considering punishing Jose Mourinho in response to his remarks about Anthony Taylor after the game. Penalties include a ban for a certain number of games and a considerable amount of fines.

In this week's UEFA Europa League final, Jose Mourinho's Roma lost 5-2 to Sevilla on penalties, missing out on the title for the first time in the club's history and missing out on qualification for next season's Champions League. The England referee Anthony Taylor of the game had a number of controversial decisions in the match, mainly 4 of which were unfavorable to Roma.

In the second half of the game, Anthony Taylor ignored Sevilla midfielder Fernando's handball moves in the box. In addition, Rakitic blocked the Roma player with a foul but was sent off for not receiving a second yellow card. In extra time, Sevilla's Termera Mali elbowed Roma's Ibáñez directly and maliciously in a confrontation, causing the latter to bleed from the corner of his mouth, a move that amounted to a red card, only to be shown a yellow card by Anthony Taylor.

There was also a penalty shoot-out in the fourth round, when Roma goalkeeper Patricio saved a penalty from Sevilla's Molina, but Taylor thought Patricio's early move was ineffective. Molina eventually reverted to the penalty to seal the victory for Sevilla.

After the game, Jose Mourinho blasted at the press conference that it was not a fair result. Bluntly saying that Anthony Taylor seems to be Spaniard, Lamela's elbow should have been sent off, etc. The boss also complained that Anthony Taylor should stay in the Champions League next season, because Roma, who did not qualify for the Champions League, can avoid his "garbage enforcement" next season.

Not only that, the unabated boss Mu even surrounded the referee in the parking match, and angrily called them and UEFA a "shame"; "Too shameful" and so on. Mourinho's series of moves are naturally difficult to escape the referee's post-match report, and UEFA's fine may already be on the way.