US EditionEurope: Alli debut cut short by red, Ancelotti fumes
- Dele Alli was sent off just ten minutes into his match for Como against AC Milan after a red card was issued for a tackle on Ruben Loftus-Cheek during stoppage time, as confirmed by the referee after a VAR review.
- Cesc Fabregas criticized Alli's actions, calling them a 'grave mistake' that left the team with ten players at a crucial moment in the match, as stated in his post-match comments.
- Alli's appearance on the pitch on March 16 was his first professional match in over two years, highlighting his struggle to regain form after mental health challenges, as reported by the Associated Press.
- After the match, which ended in a 2-1 loss to AC Milan, Fabregas expressed concern about Alli's readiness, noting he needs improvement despite his goal-scoring potential.
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Serie A: After two years without playing, Dele Alli is expelled after... 9 minutes of play
Returning to the 5 major championships in Italy on the side of the club promoted to Como, the former English international Dele Alli was expelled this weekend on the trip to Milan, 9 minutes after his entry on the lawn.
Fabregas fires brutal warning to Dele Alli after star was sent off on debut
COMO boss Cesc Fabregas has hit out at Dele Alli‘s “grave mistake” after the former Spurs star was sent off just TEN minutes into his club debut. Alli – making his first appearance in 748 days – was shown a red card during second-half stoppage time for a rash challenge on AC Milan midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek. Dele Alli made his Como debut on Saturday night but was sent off within 10 minutes The ex-England midfielder caught Ruben Loftus-Cheek o…
Former England Player Dele Alli Gets Sent off After 9 Minutes in First Soccer Match in Two Years
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Dele Alli's first professional appearance in more than two years lasted just nine minutes before he was sent off. Sports News | Former England Player Dele Alli Gets Sent off After 9 Minutes in First Soccer Match in Two Years.
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