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Why Are some People Allowed to Talk Behind Their Palms at the World Cup but Others Aren't?

Summary by Vísir
Paraguayan Miguel Almiron became the first player to be sent off at a World Cup for talking to an opponent while holding the ball. He is also the only player to receive a red card for this, despite others being guilty of talking behind their backs.
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Paraguayan Miguel Almiron became the first player to be sent off at a World Cup for talking to an opponent while holding the ball. He is also the only player to receive a red card for this, despite others being guilty of talking behind their backs.

·Grindavik, Iceland
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Vísir broke the news in Grindavik, Iceland on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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