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Controversial red card sidelines US star striker Balogun for World Cup match against Belgium

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Associated Press

9h ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

The US men's national team defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 in a World Cup match, but the victory was overshadowed by a controversial red card issued to star striker Falorin Balogun after a video replay review. The red card will sideline Balogun for the crucial next match against Belgium, sparking debate among fans and players about whether the punishment was too harsh and whether other star players like Lionel Messi have avoided similar penalties. The article explains what a red card is and explores the controversy surrounding its application in this tournament.

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bskyControversial red card sidelines US star striker Balogun for World Cup match against Belgiumchicagotribune.com

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The Americans are seeing red over the most controversial and consequential red card so far in the World Cup.
While the United States celebrated a 2-0 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina, fans and players were angry and frustrated by a second-half red card that sent off star striker Falorin Balogun.
The penalty, called after the referee watched a video replay, ignited debate over whether it was too harsh and whether other players, most notably Argentina's Lionel Messi, have avoided similar punishment unfairly.
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By JIM VERTUNO The Americans are seeing red over the most controversial and consequential red card so far in the World Cup. While the United States celebrated a 2-0 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina, fans and players were angry and frustrated by…

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