Revealed: Expert lip-reader exposes Chelsea star Levi Colwill’s shocking x-rated rant at referee as frustrations over TWO-HOUR rain delay and controversial Benfica penalty boil over

A lip reader explained what was said by Levi Colwill during the angry rent of the Chelsea star to a referee.

Blues Defender came to life after a 93th minute penalty was given during the 16th Club World Cup conflict on Saturday, Benfica. Angel Di Maria transformed the spot kick to make 1-1 and send the game to an extra time.

However, the Portuguese side could not continue to accelerate until the last half hour, and Chelsea responded by scoring three goals to win a 4-1 match and make a quarter-final conflict with Brazilian club Palmeiras.

After a storm warning, a full evacuation and a 30 -minute suspension with a lightning protocol, each new strike reset – the match delayed the match for 1 hour and 53 minutes.

The chaos withdrawn from the lightning extended the game to about five hours in total, and undoubtedly offered assembly frustrations at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte in North Carolina.

Chelsea received a penalty after marking Malo Gusto for a handball. At this point, Colwill had reached the breaking point.

Colwill told Slavko Vincic:

Just as a few minutes after the game was restarted after a two -hour air delay, the advocate’s disappointments probably increased

According to expert lip reader Jeremy Freeman, the 22 -year -old child shook his finger in his official Slavko Vincic’s face.

Colwill, “ `F *** in s ***, you f *** in s ***, you are the referee… You are ashamed, ‘Colwill said.

Although Chelsea continued to win the game, Colwill wasn’t the only person in the angry souls, but the administrator Enzo Maresca later released his frustrations.

Italian tacticist, “ This is not this football for me, ” he said. “ They already suspended seven, eight, nine games.

To be honest, it’s a joke. Not football. Not for us. You can’t be inside. If you suspend seven or eight games, it probably means that there is no right place to do this competition. ‘

This was the sixth stop on the air during the club World Cup.

Other games suspended for storms are at Benfica against Auckland City in Orlando, Mamelodi Sundowns against Ulsano against Ulsano, Pachuca against Red Bull Salzburg, Boca Juniors and Palmeiras in Nashville.

Chelsea was lucky that another suspension was not applied over an extra time, as the FIFA organs in the stadium spying a new storm from the region.

Chelsea’s match has already seen the sixth stop about the weather at the Club World Cup this year.

Blues will face Brazilian Club Palmeiras in the quarterfinals in Philadelphia next Saturday

Maresca added fuel to allegations that fans are not ready to host the US 2026 World Cup.

Many have increased concerns about the country’s air, arms laws, limited public transportation and relatively low football culture.

Chelsea boss added: ‘It is not normal to suspend a game. How many games have been suspended in a World Cup? Zero, probably. How many games in Europe? None.

We are here [in America] Two weeks, six, seven games were suspended. Personally, there is a problem for me. ‘