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Jarell Quansah handed two-match ban by Fifa for sending off against Mexico

Football | The Guardian

July 9, 2026

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Jarell Quansah handed two-match ban by Fifa for sending off against Mexico

England defender’s challenge deemed serious foul playMisses quarter-final as well as potential semi-finalJarell Quansah has been given a two-game ban for his red card in England’s World Cup last-16 victory over Mexico, leaving the defender devastated. Fifa announced the sanction on Thursday, saying it was for serious foul play.Thomas Tuchel must now decide what to do at right-back for the quarter-final against Norway in Miami on Saturday. Reece James, who has missed the last three matches with a hamstring injury, is a selection doubt but it is understood that he could have some involvement, which points towards him being a substitute. Continue reading...

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