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Football Fans Cry Foul Over 'Double Standard' in Player Red Cards

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By דסק החדשות C14

What happened

Israeli footballer Sayed Abu Farhi was red-carded for mimicking a gun with a corner flag, while England's Anthony Gordon was not penalized for a similar celebration, sparking accusations of a double standard online. The incident impacted Israel's match against Austria, which they lost 3-1 after going down to ten men.

  • 01Israeli player Abu Farhi was red-carded for a goal celebration.
  • 02English player Anthony Gordon performed a similar celebration without penalty.
  • 03Fans accuse officials of a double standard on social media.
  • 04Abu Farhi's red card significantly impacted Israel's match outcome.
  • 05Israel lost their game against Austria 3-1 after the expulsion.

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Now 14Right · Hebrew2 hours ago
Football Fans Cry Foul Over 'Double Standard' in Player Red Cards
YnetCenter · Hebrew21 hours ago
Football Association Appeals Player's Red Card Over Goal Celebration