BREAKING: Inter Miami has signed Brazilian midfielder Casemiro BUT the league has opened an investigation over tampering charges in the process.
LA Galaxy had Casemiro's discovery rights. MLS is now looking into if the team broke rules.
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BREAKING: Inter Miami has signed Brazilian midfielder Casemiro BUT the league has opened an investigation over tampering charges in the process.
LA Galaxy had Casemiro's discovery rights. MLS is now looking into if the team broke rules.
w/ @PaulTenorio https://t.co/LVOYezFyVD
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🚨 Belgium has officially challenged FIFA’s decision to clear Folarin Balogun.
The RBFA points to Article 66.4 of FIFA’s Disciplinary Code:
“A red card automatically results in a suspension for the team’s next match.”
They argue the rule has been consistently enforced throughout the tournament and are now considering all legal options.
If you actually knew futbol and weren't just a Messi fan youd realize that they broke their own rules for VAR and how it was used to come to the decision for the red
FIFA's own rulebook: there is NO mechanism to appeal a red card at the World Cup. Also FIFA, 4 days later: the host nation's star striker's ban is "suspended," he'll play the Round of 16.
A rule that doesn't exist for everyone else appears out of thin air for the USA. If red cards can vanish for the right team, they mean nothing.