Chelsea's Jorginho caught laughing at AC Milan player's post-match interview

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·12 October 2022

Chelsea's Jorginho caught laughing at AC Milan player's post-match interview

Chelsea’s Jorginho was caught listening and laughing at Sandro Tonali’s interview following his side’s 2-0 victory over AC Milan at the San Siro.

The Blues completed a double over the Italian champions as they followed up last week’s 3-0 win at Stamford Bridge.

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However, the match was overshadowed by Fikayo Tomori’s controversial red card against his former club.

Referee Daniel Siebert brandished the defender what appeared to be an extremely harsh red card for his slight touch on Mason Mount's shoulder with the Chelsea midfielder through on goal.

The red card just 18 minutes in had a huge say on the game's outcome.

But that wasn't the only questionable decision Siebert made during the match.

The German was incredibly card-happy with another five yellow cards in the first half for a total of 17 fouls.

Chelsea eventually ran out 2-0 winners against the 10-men of Milan, with Jorginho opening the scoring from the penalty spot after that questionable red card for Tomori before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored against his former club.

Sandro Tonali was fuming after the match

Unsurprisingly, Milan players weren't too happy with the official after the match and that came across in Sandro Tonali's post-match interview as he blasted the ‘ridiculous' and embarrassing’ decisions during the game.

“There are so many incidents like that during a game. When you give a penalty and a red card after 18 minutes, for a touch like that…” Tonali told Sky Sport Italia.

“We may as well make it basketball where any touch is a foul. It felt like that anyway, we had several yellow cards for ridiculous, embarrassing free kicks in the first half alone.

“Anyway, we have to look at the rest of the game. We tried to play with pride and passion, even if it was very difficult in the circumstances.

“It’s disappointing for all the fans who came here tonight, packed the stadium and expected a different match. We thank them for coming.

“There are two games to go, everything is still to play for. We need to win, that is all we can do, without looking at penalties and red cards. It is still in our hands.

“We must be strong and able to turn this anger into football. The disappointment of not playing like Milan in the first match, the anger at the decisions tonight, we have to turn it all into positive energy for the next two matches.”