"expected:else" error in Python 3, but why?

possibleRoad is a multidimensional list. This code just needs a lot of if without else but the last if is giving me the error Expected:else. I'm so confused because this is how I've been using indentation with no trouble and if statement can be used alone without else. Am I missing something? I would appreciate any help.

def checkRoad(row, col):
    possibleRoad.clear()
    if(row+1 <= mazeSize):
        if(maze[row+1][col]!='1' and maze[row+1][col]!='5'):
            possibleRoad.append((row+1,col))

    if(row-1 >= 1):
        if(maze[row-1][col]!='1' and maze[row-1][col]!='5'):
            possibleRoad.append((row-1,col))

    if(col-1 >= 0):
        if(maze[row][col-1]!='1' and maze[row][col-1]!='5'):
            possibleRoad.append((row, col-1))

    if(col+1 <= mazeSize):
        if(maze[row][col+1]!='1' and maze[row][col+1]!='5'):
            possibleRoad.append((row,col+1)

    if(possibleRoad):
        possibleRoad.append()