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England latest: FA considering Quansah red card appeal
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Liverpool.com
· Jul 6, 2026
World Cup controversy takes fresh twist as Jarell Quansah appeal could follow Donald Trump intervention
England has not ruled out making an appeal against Jarell Quansah's red card, with the Liverpool academy graduate having been sent off against Mexico at the World Cup
Football | Mail Online
· Jul 7, 2026
FIFA face being FLOODED with appeals after Folarin Balogun red card scandal: France complain over Michael Olise's YELLOW, English FA consider raising Jarell Quansah's dismissal... and the five Three Lions stars on bookings!
FIFA face being FLOODED with appeals after Folarin Balogun red card scandal: France complain over Michael Olise's YELLOW, English FA consider raising Jarell Quansah's dismissal... and the five Three Lions stars on bookings!
BBC Sport
· Jul 6, 2026
'Nasty, nasty challenge' - Quansah shown red card
England are reduced to ten men as Jarrel Quansah is shown a red card following a VAR review for a nasty challenge on Mexico's Jesus Gallardo.
GiveMeSport
· Jul 6, 2026
English FA May Appeal Jarell Quansah's Red Card vs Mexico
The English FA are considering appealing Jarell Quansah's red card in England's 3-2 win over Mexico.
Daily Mail
· Jun 29, 2026
£640 a ticket? Why England fans in US may show next game a red card
£640 a ticket? Why England fans in US may show next game a red card
ArabNews
· Jul 10, 2026
FIFA Scandal: Former referees question different fates of Balogun, Quansah
NEW YORK: FIFA’s handling of two World Cup red-card cases came under renewed scrutiny on Thursday after England defender Jarell Quansah got a two-match suspension while US striker Folarin Balogun avoided an immediate ban for a similar challenge. That has left former international referees unable to reconcile the two decisions. Quansah was sent off in England’s last-16 victory over Mexico after a video review deemed his sliding studs-up challenge serious foul play. He was later handed a two-match ban that England’s Football Association said it could not appeal.
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Related coverage for "England latest: FA considering Quansah red card appeal": Liverpool.com — World Cup controversy takes fresh twist as Jarell Quansah appeal could follow Donald Trump intervention. Football | Mail Online — FIFA face being FLOODED with appeals after Folarin Balogun red card scandal: France complain over Michael Olise's YELLOW, English FA consider raising Jarell Quansah's dismissal... and the five Three Lions stars on bookings!. BBC Sport — 'Nasty, nasty challenge' - Quansah shown red card. GiveMeSport — English FA May Appeal Jarell Quansah's Red Card vs Mexico. Daily Mail — £640 a ticket? Why England fans in US may show next game a red card. ArabNews — FIFA Scandal: Former referees question different fates of Balogun, Quansah