Antonio Conte apologizes after being sent off | Sport Betting | Online Sport Betting

TA888 - Chelsea manager Antonio Conte apologized for his action after referee Neil Swarbrick was sent off against Swansea City in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge Stadium in London on Wednesday night. Conte was sent off by referee Swarbrick before the first half match at Chelsea vs Swansea ended. The Italian sport betting coach was sent off after snapping fourth referee Lee Mason for not being satisfied with the decision of referee Swarbrick. Conte considers the referee Swarbrick not to give warning to a number of Swansea players who he considered wasting sport betting time. A number of Swarbrick's decisions also made Conte furious. Conte was then expelled the sport betting referee.

In a press conference after the match, Conte apologized for his actions on the sidelines to be sent off by the referee. The 48-year-old coach admitted his frustration with a number of refereeing decisions. "It's normal and true to apologize for what happened during the game. In the first half I saw Swansea wasting time. I told the fourth referee several times, but I do not see any changes," Conte said from the Independent. "I am frustrated with this situation. I tried to tell the referee, and then he took the decision to evict me. I repeat, I'm sorry. I am frustrated and made mistakes, "he continued.

This is the first time Conte sent off in the Premier League online sport betting event. Former Juventus coach was admitted still maintain the fiery character on the edge of the field. "I suffered in the team locker room. Seeing the game through the television and not being able to communicate with online sport betting players, it is very strange and hard for me," said Conte. Chelsea managed to achieve a 1-0 victory over Swansea by Antonio Ruediger header goal in the 55th minute, ten minutes after Conte sent off referee. The victory makes the Blues remain in the rankings three English Premier League online sport betting standings with 29 points, 11 points behind from Manchester City.