Israel Forward Expelled After Mock Gun Celebration
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israeli forward Sayed Abu Farq was sent off with a red card after scoring a goal and celebrating by mimicking a shooting motion with a corner flag during a Nations League match against Austria. Israel lost the game 3-1.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israeli player Sayed Abu Farq received a red card for his goal celebration.
- He mimicked shooting a rifle with a corner flag after scoring.
- The incident occurred during Israel's 3-1 loss to Austria.
- Abu Farq had already received a yellow card before the celebration.
Israeli national team forward Sayed Abu Farq was ejected from a match against Austria on Thursday after celebrating a goal by mimicking a shooting motion with a corner flag. The incident occurred during Israel's 3-1 loss to Austria in the UEFA Nations League. Abu Farq, 20, scored Israel's equalizing goal in the 55th minute with a header. After scoring, he ran to the corner flag, grabbed it, and simulated firing a rifle. The referee had already shown Abu Farq a yellow card four minutes prior, and the subsequent goal celebration earned him a second yellow, resulting in a red card and Israel playing with ten men. Austria regained the lead in the 90th minute through Philipp Mwene and added a third goal in stoppage time via Sasa Kalajdzic. The match took place at the Raiffeisen Arena in Linz.
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