FFA turns spotlight on Moss Soccer Central Coast Mariners assistant coach Phil Moss may be required to explain himself to Football Federation Australia after an outburst towards a match official during the grand final of a preseason tournament in Indonesia. Fairfax Media understands that the FFA is reviewing comments made by Moss suggesting referee Oki Dwi Putra Senjaya awarded a number of controversial decisions to the host team. Moss said the referee "robbed" them of victory and a winners purse of $75,000 in a 2-1 loss to Arema FC of Indonesia, in the Menpora Cup on Sunday. Senjaya awarded the hosts two spot kicks, for a slide tackle by John Hutchinson, and then for an alleged handball by the Mariners captain. The club claims that those two decisions, as well as "countless other suspect refereeing decisions" were so severe that Arema FC offered their sympathy to the Mariners later on. "We have had a great time in Indonesia ... but ... the nature of the referee's performance tonight leaves us with a sour taste in our mouths," Moss said. An FFA spokesman confirmed that the governing body was investigating the matter.