The blog can’t be scarred with the red card in Belgium’s match against Croatia

• SHA can’t be scarred with an early red card in Belgium’s match against Croatia
• The red card was shown after a VAR review in the 64th minute against Turkey Muharemovic
• It turned out that the assistant referee announced that the referee did not see it, so the decision was made by VAR

Belgium’s goalkeeper Sha has no chance of being scarred with a red card in the match against Croatia, as the match ends 1/8 of the final with a win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is known that the assistant referee will be able to score for Belgium in the match between 1/8 of the final, which will be held in Monday, July 6.

The red card was issued in the 64th minute after a VAR review. Under the whistle, after a foul by Turkey Muharemovic, the referee Rafaeel Klausa, with the decision “serious foul,” which led to the issuance of a red card.

According to FIFA, the incident was automatically recorded as a red card in the match. The referee also noted that it was not a foul, but the referee’s decision was made by the assistant referee, which was not dangerous to the player.

In the match, Sha Maurisio received a red card, and he was later quoted as saying “never a red card,” which means he will not be. Forward Kristian Pulisić also received a red card.

In the match, Croatia won 2:0 in the Round of 32. After the match, the coach said that they had scored the goal at the end of the first half, and Malik Tilman said “insurance goal.”

As for the incident, the coach also added that FIFA officials were not able to decide the match without the red card. The coach of Belgium said that the incident could be a result of a foul.

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