The unexpected sanction that FIFA prepares for Lionel Messi in the Qatar World Cup
In the last few hours, they revealed that the body can deal a low blow to the Albiceleste team.
Last Friday, the Argentine National Team and the Netherlands experienced really tense moments, in a very hot match that had 18 footballers booked even after the match had ended. It is that then the shoving continued in the changing room area and surroundings, where Lionel Messi's reaction against a Dutch player could be observed.
All this quickly went viral around the planet, who were divided in favor or against the star. With his mind set on the semifinal against Croatia that will take place next Tuesday, the coach of the South American team, Lionel Scaloni, is aware that he has two completely insured casualties.
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Both Marcos Acuña and Gonzalo Montiel reached the second yellow card, so they must meet a suspension date. In that place and without mediating unforeseen events, Nicolás Tagliafico could be headlines on the left wing and Nahuel Molina, on the right.
Something that was not entirely clear were the possible suspensions of the Argentine players, after celebrating the victory of the Dutch in the face and publicly criticizing the performance of the Spanish referee Mateu Lahoz, pointed out for adding a little more than 10 minutes in the complement , omit more yellow cards for the rival or directly not whistle clear fouls. For their part, the Europeans were not entirely satisfied with him either, who would not lead the contest again.
The possible sanction to Argentina
In order to reassure Argentine fans, sports journalist Gastón Edul reported that “no Argentine player is at risk of sanctions. It's false. Whenever there are more than 5 yellow cards, FIFA opens a file”, adding that it is only something protocol. This being the case, Lionel Scaloni will have the entire squad at his disposal except for the two players mentioned above.
