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This week in the UEFA Champions League was not short of memorable matches. However, in one game, the spectacle was not only created by the players, but also by the referee Cuneyt Cakir. The 44-year-old Turkish referee became the main character in the match between "Milan" and "Atletico" - first, in a questionable situation, he expelled F. Kessie from the hosts' safety, and later, at the end of the match, he awarded a controversial penalty kick to the "Serie A" club's goal. "Milan" could not hold onto their lead and lost 1:2. After the game, the "Rossoneri" club officials were boiling with anger. According to "gazzetta.it," "Milan" will file an official protest to UEFA organization, which will have to investigate C. Cakir's actions. If the Italians are recognized as victims, then the Turkish referee will be disqualified.
