Milan claimed a 2-1 away win over Genoa, but the match featured two controversial refereeing decisions.
A disallowed Genoa goal for offside and Marcandalli's yellow card for his challenge on Rabiot were among the incidents under scrutiny.
In fact, the 33rd minute, a goal for Genoa was disallowed: Osmajic was offside when Vitinha laid the ball off.
Then, in the 50th minute, Marcandalli brought down Rabiot. Milan wanted a red card.
The distance from goal led the referee to opt for a yellow card, although sending him off would have been the more correct decision because the position of the attacking players (in this case, Cisse) now also has a bearing on whether there is a clear goalscoring opportunity, as per La Gazzetta dello Sport's "moviola" column in today's print edition.
In the 90th minute, Rabiot gave Baldanzi a slight shoulder charge, which was not enough for a penalty.
