France asks FIFA to overturn Michael Olise's yellow card after controversial Paraguay incident
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Kieran Horn
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France have formally requested FIFA to overturn Michael Olise's yellow card received during a World Cup match against Paraguay. The booking came after an altercation with Matias Galarza, who fell holding his face, though replays showed Olise only grabbed his shirt. France argues the card was unjust and could impact their campaign, as another caution for Olise would result in a suspension. This follows FIFA's recent decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's ban, setting a precedent for France's appeal.
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Olise was booked following an altercation with Matias Galarza that left the latter holding his face, but replays showed the France star only had hold of his shirt.
While he was not sent off, the yellow card could still impact Didier Deschamps' side as another caution for Olise in the quarter
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