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We Can't Make These Mistakes - Seedorf
Milan midfielder Clarence Seedorf was self-critical as he examined yesterday's controverial defeat to Palermo.
Clarence Seedorf came back to talk about yesterday's match between his Milan and Palermo, and tried to calm things down by admitting the faults of his team which, aside from mistakes by the referee, could have done better in defending the lead.
"Obviously we are disappointed about the mistakes made by the referee, but we are a team which, aside from the refereeing decisions, always tries to look at what it could have done better. Also yesterday, during the move that led to the goal, we could have done better to avoid the mistake of the referee," the midfielder said.
"Amauri tried to control it, they didn't see what happened, but after the match he was honest enough to admit, after seeing the images, that he had touched the ball and that is not enough for me."
Seedorf had opened the score for Milan early in the first half, but the Rossoneri could not take advantage of the many chances they created at the Renzo Barbera stadium, and were eventually pegged back by a controversial goal from Aimo Diana, who had received the ball from Amauri after the Brazilian had apparently controlled the ball with his arm. The Rosanero even ended up winning the match with an injury-time free kick by Fabrizio Miccoli.