Mourinho stalled the incident, UEFA can no longer bear it, "swinging the knife" is in front of him

After the final of the 2022-2023 Europa League season, which took place on the 1st of this month, Roma (Italy) manager Giorgie Mourinho protested to the referee with rude words, and he will face heavy penalties. The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported on the 3rd (Beijing time) that Mourinho said insulting and violent words to the referee after the Europa League final and will be punished by UEFA. The penalty was related to Jose Mourinho's lewd shouts to referee Anthony Taylor in the parking lot after the game. Jose Mourinho spoke verbally to the referee in the parking lot after the Europa League final and said "shameful" before protesting strongly in Italian. His actions were captured by camera and made public on video via SNS intact.

Mourinho angrily turned out to referee Anthony Taylor

Sevilla FC (Spain) won the penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in 120 minutes of extra time in the Europa League final between Sevilla FC and AS ROMA in Budapest, Hungary. The game was fierce and Referee Taylor showed a total of 14 yellow cards to both teams. Thirteen of them were warnings to the players. Due to the flood of fouls and warnings, more than 25 minutes of extra time were given in the final.

Coach Jose Mourinho, disappointed by the result, also made the bizarre act of throwing a silver medal at the crowd after the final award ceremony. Taylor, who is the referee, has suffered misfortune not only in the parking lot, but also at the airport. Referee Taylor, who entered the airport in order to leave the country, was threatened with throwing a chair after being recognized by Italian fans, and the scene also spread through SNS. In the end, Taylor could only go abroad under police escort, and the Italian fan who was making trouble at the airport was arrested by the police.

Jose Mourinho presented the Europa League runners-up medal to the spectators.

In response, UEFA accused: "We strongly condemn the violence. These acts cannot be tolerated and undermine the spirit of fair play and respect. The English Professional Match Refereeing Authority (PGMOL) also issued a statement saying: "The unfair and disgusting behaviour experienced by Taylor referees and family on their return home is creepy. We will continue to support referees and family at Taylor. ”

According to the BBC, not only coach Mourinho, but also Sevilla and Roma who played against in the final were inevitably punished for fans throwing foreign objects, using sparks, team misconduct and more. UEFA will decide on the severity of penalties for both teams, including Jose Mourinho, through further investigations.

The British Magistrates Board has expressed full support for Taylor and police have opened an investigation into the matter.

In addition, before punishing UEFA, Keith Hakit, a Premier League referee, said through the BBC: "This is an unprecedented thing, and UEFA should also take strong measures." It is necessary to impose a sanction on the person concerned with a ban on participation in 10 matches. ”