Original sentence: Celtic manager Martin O'Neill, who faced a UEFA inquiry because of his complaints about Michel's performance, felt the match official tolerated an inordinate amount of time wasting.Controversy arose after a hard fought match in which Porto won 3-2 in extra time.He was also selected to officiate the 2003 UEFA Cup Final in Seville, Spain, between FC Porto of Portugal and Celtic FC of Scotland.Michel was accused of poor officiating  after sending off Celtic defender Bobo Balde for a second bookable offence
Edited sentence: Despite Michel not calling a foul when he originally fell and Baia carrying the ball outside of his penalty area, somehow Michel awarded Porto a free kick back where Baia had first started falling instead of awarding Celtic the free kick outside the penalty area.He also allowed a fair amount of what Celtic manager Martin O'Neill believed to be blatant time wasting, including a 5 minute goal celebration by Porto in the second half and a 4 minute delay in extra time after Porto had taken the lead in which Porto keeper Vitor Baia fell and rolled 20 yards complaining of a foul.He sent off Celtic defender Bobo Balde for a second bookable offence, but just moments earlier had waved play on after Celtic star striker Henrik Larsson, who had already scored twice in the match, was seemingly fouled on the edge of the Porto penalty area.He was also selected to referee the 2003 UEFA Cup Final in Seville, Spain, between FC Porto of Portugal and Celtic FC of Scotland.Here he faced plenty of controversy, as after a hard fought match which Porto won 3-2 in extra time Michel was accused of poor officiating.These calls and others incensed O'Neill, who faced a UEFA inquiry because of his complaints about Michel's job