Referees' Prejudice In Favour Of Big Teams Still Exists - Mihajlovic
The Rossoblu coach is full of recrimination about the way the referee handled Sunday's match against Milan - which saw Mihajlovic's unbeaten run at the helm of the team come to an end.

Bologna coach Sinisa Mihajlovic is still disappointed about the way the game against Milan went as his side suffered a 4-1 defeat at home, the first such set-back since he took over the team in November.

Mihajlovic is accusing the Italian referees of not having enough strength of character when directing matches involving the 'big' teams."Milan's penalty should not have been awarded," affirmed the former Inter player. "If there was my father instead of [Gianluca] Zambrotta on the pitch, I wouldn’t have awarded it for embarrassment."Maybe the referees' prejudice towards the big teams still exists; it's normal.

I don't criticise the referees, but I wish they had more character."It's not a coincidence that after the correctly awarded penalty on Amoroso for us, I expected that in the first dubious situation, as a form of compensation, the referee would have awarded one to them."This was a lack of character and a symptom that the referee lost the control of the game."Following this defeat, Bologna remain in 16th place, with 19 points from 20 games played, three points above the relegation zone.