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- Real Madrid defeated Villarreal 1–0, with Yan Diomande scoring the only goal.
- Vinícius Júnior’s apparent second goal was overturned after VAR showed him pulling Nathan Saliba’s hair during the buildup.
- Referee Isidro Díaz de Mera showed Vinícius Júnior a straight red card, leaving Real Madrid with 10 players.
- Real Madrid defended its narrow lead and secured the victory despite the dismissal.
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Real Madrid beat Villarreal 1-0 in a La Liga match and returned to the championship success. The only goal of the “Santiago Bernabeu” was scored by Yan Diomande in the 63rd minute, and the goal was his first for the royal club. However, the joy of the home team was overshadowed eight minutes later. Vinicius Junior, who started the match as a substitute, received a straight red card after pulling Nathan-Dylan Saliba’s hair during the attack that …
The Brazilian Vinícius, striker of Real Madrid, suffered an unusual expulsion this Saturday in the 1-0 win of the ‘merengues’ over Villarreal by LaLiga española. ‘Vini’, at 72 minutes, marked the 2-0 partial in the Santiago Bernabéu stadium after a combination with Jude Bellingham. However, he called the VAR after detecting that the South American ... Continue reading “From marking to pulling out of the hair to rival: Vinícius saw the red for gr…
Real's Vinicius apologises after red card for hair pull against Villarreal
Oct 11 - Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr has apologised to his teammates and the club's fans after being sent off in the 1-0 win over Villarreal in LaLiga at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Vinicius was sanctioned with a red card for drawing hair this Saturday, during the victory of Real Madrid against Villarreal in Liga (1-0). The Brazilian, who posted a short message on social networks, also did not seem to want to calm the situation.
Real's Vinicius apologises after red card for hair pull against ...
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