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The match also included yet another refereeing controversy as Roma believed they should've been awarded a penalty kick inside the first minute of the game.

The decision was confirmed by VAR match official Marco Piccinini. Roma’s Carles Perez delivered a cross inside the Rossoblu’s penalty area and the ball clearly hit the outstretched arm of Gary Medel. The Polish international made a number of incredible saves throughout the affair, finishing the evening with a total of five.

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“We worked together in England, he went to China during a fantastic period for him. “Roma fans are special, as they make you feel like one of them from the first day. “I had to rest some players, as they were simply too tired.

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Roma are no longer in the picture for a top-four Serie A finish after a battling Bologna side eked out a goalless draw at the Stadio Olimpico.

Bologna defender Lorenzo De Silvestri almost grabbed all three points for the visitors late in the game, but Rui Patricio came up huge to thwart his header. “I had to rest some players, as they were simply too tired. Mourinho introduced standout forward Tammy Abraham as part of the quartet of substitutes made on the hour mark but to no avail.

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Bologna have responsibility because they did what they wanted to do, and the referee’s responsibility is he never worried about the quality of the spectacle for the fans and let it all go.” Tammy and Zalewski didn’t play well enough, Karsdorp and Pellegrini did some things.” The result is a game without quality,” Mourinho told DAZN.

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“We worked together in England, he went to China during a fantastic period for him. I usually take their hand the first day and never let go. “I had to rest some players, as they were simply too tired.

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While you would’ve preferred that Mourinho had the option to rest his key players for the entirety of the match, it wasn’t to be, as the Special One opted to bring on Lorenzo Pellegrini, Nicola Zalewski, Rick Karsdorp, and Tammy Abraham all in one swoop shortly into the second half. And while Roma certainly looked like the more dangerous of the two sides in the first half, the visitors were not without their chances, with Marko Arnautovic looking particularly threatening and forcing Rui Patricio into several saves. And while the match was about as exciting as a scoreless draw can get, the Giallorossi ultimately did not have enough on the day to beat a pesky Bologna side—one that has somewhat played the role of giant killers in recent weeks, drawing against Milan and Juventus, while also beating reigning champs Inter.

Rui Patricio stole the show with multiple key saves to preserve the draw while his attacking teammates struggled to make a dent in the Bologna backline.

Defensively, AMN picked off one pass, completed two tackles, and won five of eight duels, including both aerial contests. While Mourinho likely would have preferred to rest him for the entire match yesterday, Pellegrini made his presence felt in his 31-minute cameo last night. And if he just could have guided his second-half header home, he's the undisputed star of the show. While his opposite number Lukasz Skorupski garnered all the headlines, Patricio was no slouch, making four saves in the box, snaring two high claims, and completing seven of fifteen long balls. Admittedly, we're being somewhat flippant by asking that question since there are nuances and lessons in any match, but at this point in the season, we're not likely to uncover some previously hidden design and/or flaws in José Mourinho's tactical approach, making last night's result as frustrating to write about as it was to watch. After all, what's left to dissect when nothing of consequence really happened in the game, to begin with?

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If he's in the right place physically, he will show everyone how good he is." We have an exceptional team here, but nothing is taken for granted, you better treat it carefully and be ready, and we will be ready." "He had problems when he arrived here, he got injured, and Spain obviously has a lot of options in midfield because it's an incredibly talented football team. "It will be another tough one, but it's fine, the Champions League semi-final should be tough. Liverpool have won on all five of their Champions League road trips this season. In the best possible way, we ignore the result from the first game," Klopp told his pre-match press conference.

Jose Mourinho has criticised rivals Lazio after they scored an offside winner - with the Rome club responding.

Lazio will never lend itself to being anyone's alibi or scapegoat and will assert itself in the appropriate forums. “Another thing that hasn’t changed is that 22 years ago you could have won a game with an offside goal and 22 years later you can still win with an offside goal. Yesterday a team [Lazio] won with a goal from offside.

Lazio have slammed Mourinho for showing a 'lack of respect' after he questioned their winning goal against Spezia.

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