The weekend to forget Jose Mourinho with Roma

The visit of the Atalanta to the Rome of José Mourinho has finished a lot worse that only a defeat like venue. The Romans fell 0-1 in front of the group bergamasco, but also lost by injury to Paulo Dybala and Lorenzo Pellegrini, two of the best men of the Portuguese technician, that neither could finish the party in his bench.

The Argentinian, nominated to better player of the Series To of the past month of August, felt some annoyances in the flexor left during the warming and was substituted in the eleven by the Serbian Nemanja Matic. Whereas the captain 'rossonero' "did not want to go out of the field with 0-1 to help to the team by a tug in the flexor", explained Mourinho once finalised the meeting.

"It is another problem. To see if these 15 days of stop are sufficient to recover to Lorenzo and Paulo", concluded the Portuguese, expelled with red direct for protesting angrily the decision of the referee, Daniele Chiffi, of not signalling penalti in the area of the Rome after a struggle between Nicolò Zaniolo and Galeb Okoli.

In the minute 57, after demanding the possible penalti on Zaniolo, the referee expelled to the Portuguese technician. And of course it did not remain here the thing. Mou Followed with his protests and insults losing the papers and trying go in inside the terrain of game until they achieved to brake it and carry it, something that sure will cost him more than a party of suspension.

Little action

In the party, further of the on jump in the start of the party with the hard encontronazo between Demiral and Musso that forced to withdraw to the guardameta Argentinian, did not occur at all notable in the first-half. Everything changed until they appeared the two jovencísimos of the Atalanta in the lawn to advance to his team in practically his only arrival. Hojlund, of 19 years, escaped by band to assist to the frontal for the arrival of Scalvini. The Italian controlled and planted it in the base of the left stick of Rui Patricio for the only so much of the party.