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Published 15:19 4 Mar 2018 GMT
Updated 15:22 4 Mar 2018 GMT
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Unsurprisingly, Schelotto was unable to continue. Medics confirmed that the 28-year-old temporarily lost consciousness. Luckily, he was able to take his place on the bench after going off.
While we can't definitively claim malice on Kolasinac's part, it was a hugely careless and reckless challenge. The 24-year-old has been playing professional football to know better. In fairness to him, he realised his lapse in judgement immediately and made sure to check how Schelotto was doing.
However, the villain of this particular piece is the referee, Stuart Attwell. With Kolasinac already on a yellow card, he should have given the Arsenal man his marching orders. It's perhaps something VAR would have picked up on but technology should not be required for such a blatant foul. It's incidents like these that give ammunition to the critics of referees.
As you can imagine, it sparked a strong response on Twitter, with even Arsenal fans admitting that he should have been punished.
https://twitter.com/MirrorJohnny/status/970315600064139265
https://twitter.com/Kieran3williams/status/970315471999438848
https://twitter.com/kellerman4prez/status/970315466026684417
https://twitter.com/brunoegwumba/status/970315249143382023
https://twitter.com/OJolly26/status/970315059628044289
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