The referees are always the main characters, and a wonderful match was blown apart by them, with obvious home court bias! Zhao Rui was dissatisfied with the refereeing and angrily bumped into the referee, resulting in his ejection from the game, which was an uncontroversial call. However, the home fans were not satisfied, causing a commotion throughout the stadium and exerting pressure on the referees. Subsequently, the referees' decisions completely changed, clearly favoring the Xinjiang side in an attempt to appease the emotions of the fans. There were a total of 60 fouls in the game, with Shandong committing 35 and Xinjiang 25. There were 64 free throws in total, with Shandong only having 25 while Xinjiang had 39. Three players from Shandong—Chris, Gaili, and Guo Kai—were ejected, while Xinjiang, aside from Zhao Rui who was ejected for angrily hitting the referee, had no other players ejected. Let's look at some typical refereeing decisions! Chris took the ball and accidentally hit Aizimaiti's face, for which the referee called an offensive foul. Then Aizimaiti clapped provocatively, but the referee turned a blind eye and did not even issue a warning. In the next round, Aizimaiti continued to provoke Chris fearlessly, and when Chris retaliated, the referee gave him a second technical foul, ejecting him from the game, while Aizimaiti remained on the court. Xierzati dribbled the ball and was double-teamed by Guo Kai and Yu Dehao, jumping to pass and falling to the ground. Yu Dehao picked up the ball to attack, but the referee blew the whistle on Guo Kai…