Milan - chelsea

47 min: Chelsea stroke it around patiently. Then Jorginho pings a pass down the left and nearly releases Chilwell into the box. Chilwell miscontrols and the flag pops up for offside anyway. Milan get the second half underway. Conor Gallagher comes on for the Magnificent Mason Mount, who has done more than enough to earn some downtime. Administrative update. In the wake of the Big Decision, both Mount and Giroud were booked, presumably for excessive flapping of neck. So with one player already sent off, there are another five currently one misdemeanour away from joining Tomori for an early bath: Giroud, Gabbia and Krunic for Milan, Mount and Sterling for Chelsea. There were 17 free kicks in that half, the majority of them conceded by Chelsea (ten). For the record, BT Sport pundit Rio Ferdinand agrees with the penalty and red card decision. “Anywhere else on the pitch, [Tomori’s tug on Chilwell] is going to be called as a foul. And the rulebook states that, if there’s no intent to play the ball, which there isn’t there, you’re going to get a red card. The rules are the rules. I don’t necessarily agree with them, I’d always feel hard done by, but the rules are the rules.” Milan - chelsea. 1 milan.