World Cup, Argentina and Red Card
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A coalition of artists, organizers and advocacy organizations was set to distribute 50,000 red cards to fans headed to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup final on Sunday to stage an in-stadium protest of FIFA and President Donald Trump.
A coalition of protesters has called on fans attending Sunday's final to "issue their own symbolic verdict" during the trophy presentation.
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Mass protest against Donald Trump thwarted at World Cup final following red card controversy
The president was loudly booed as he walked the field with FIFA president Gianni Infantino following Spain’s victory against Argentina.
FIFA's decision to overturn a one-game ban for USMNT star Folarin Balogun has caused quite the firestorm. Balogun, who was initially given a red card during the team's 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Balogun was shown a red card midway through the second half of the USMNT's 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday and will miss Monday's round of 16 clash with Belgium
FIFA has suspended England’s Jarell Quansah for two games after his red card against Mexico. The defender will miss his team’s quarterfinal matchup against Norway and a potential semifinal matchup against Argentina or Switzerland if England advances.
Gone are the days when World Cup games were littered with red cards. Or so we thought. Three reds were shown in the opener on Thursday as Mexico beat South Africa 2-0. South Africa's Yaya Sithole and Themba Zwane were sent off, and then Mexico's Cesar ...
Folarin Balogun did not have any games added to his one-match suspension for his red card against Bosnia and Herzegovina
Following Argentina's World Cup final loss to Spain, Lionel Messi shared an emotional Instagram post thanking fans for their support through the tournament.