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Inter angry, Lazio unnerved
ROME, March 12: Lazio were devastated by the scoreline while Inter Milan were furious with the referee after the (wo Serie A giants fought out a controversial 2-2 draw here on Saturday night, reports AFP.
Both sides needed the points to keep the pressure on league leaders Juventus and there was drama, and controversy, at both ends of the Olympic stadium.
Lazio dominated the possession and created countless scoring chances. But they came up against Inter goalkeeper Angelo Peruzzi in sensational form and were 2-0 down against 10 men with just seven minutes left.
Inter were, meanwhile, fuming after referee Stefano Braschi sent off their Colombian defender Ivan Cordoba in the 41st minute and ignored a collision which put Peruzzl out of action as Lazio equalised.
Inter president Massimo Morattl vented his anger to the Gazzetta dello Sport - saying the refereeing was a disgrace and that Italy's soccer federation bosses should quit.
Moratti, who watched the match on TV in New York, said: "This time, it's gone too far. It's shameful. The referee was dreadful, and he's protected by the federation. It's time all this stopped.
The people in the federation have to go ... Braschi's rnlsiakes were Just too serious. I've had enough, those at federation have to get out - and that's an official comment.
"Peruzzi was fouled," he added, before appearing to revive a conspiracy theory that Italy's referees are biased towards the league leaders.
"A draw would have suited Juventus and that's what happened." he said. "It s just not possible for Inter to keep suffering wrongs like this."
Alvaro Recoba. who scored with Inter's only shot in a first half which saw Lazio fire off 14 at the other end. told reporters: "It's hard "I came out. cleared the ball and (Simone) Inzaghi went into me. It was a foul and I was on the floor and couldn't do anything as play carried on.
"And (Giuseppe) Pancaro scored with an open goal."
Ihter coach Marcello Lippi, who still regrets a recent outburst about the refereeing in a game at Parma, remained guarded.
"Cordoba’s sending off seemed to a bit too severe," he said of the first-half incident, which Moratti claimed saw Lazio's Marcelo Salas foul Cordoba and not the other way around.
"As for the equaliser, all I can say Is that Peruzzi has told me he was fouled by Inzaghi."
Lazio were gutted by A scoreline which, though' sparing them defeat, did not do Justice to their performance. Coach Sven Goran Eriksson flummoxed by the nights events.
"1 don't know what to say to the lads, they tried everything.” he said. "The first 30 minutes was perhaps Lazio’s best performance this season and they were good not to get demoralised at 2-0 down, when it was nearly over.
"They made a huge effort and were rewarded in part. One point isn’t very much for a display like that.”
He went on: "It's difficult explain this match. 1 don’t understand why we didn't win: we had so many shots on goal and attacked from every angle.
"We should have scored, but you have to say that Peruzzl was brilliant. I fear the only winners from this match were Juventus."
Juventus coach Carlo Ancelotti was a happy man with his team three points ahead of second-placed Lazio before Sunday's game at relegation strugglers Piacenza.
He told the Corriere dello Sport: "We still have (o beat Piacenza, that's the most Important thing for us.
"But I can't hide the fact that a draw was the best possible result for us, because it should enable us to extend our lead over two major rivals for the title."