Jarell Quansah Faces Two-game Suspension for World Cup Red Card
WHO:
Sky Sports - Thomas Tuchel expressed that he was "so angered" by the decision to send Quansah off and wanted the FA to express the team's dissatisfaction with the officiating process.
Sky Sports - Thomas Tuchel expressed that he wanted the FA to communicate the team's dissatisfaction with the officiating process regarding Quansah's red card.
Sky Sports - Reece James has not played since England’s second group game against Ghana due to a hamstring injury.
AP News - England forward Bukayo Saka described the decision regarding Quansah's suspension as “incredibly frustrating.”
Sky Sports - Thomas Tuchel is the head coach of England and expressed frustration over the VAR process.
Fox Sports - Djed Spence was only deemed fit enough to start on the bench in the 3-2 win over Mexico after he was nursing an injury.
Sky Sports - Thomas Tuchel expressed frustration over the VAR process, stating he wanted the FA to communicate the team's dissatisfaction with the officiating.
Sportskeeda - England defender Jarell Quansah has been handed a two-match ban.
Sky Sports - Quansah plays for Bayer Leverkusen and is 23 years old.
Fox Sports - Thomas Tuchel is the head coach of the England national team.
The New York Times - FIFA President Gianni Infantino is involved in disciplinary decisions.
WHAT:
Sky Sports - Quansah's suspension was confirmed to be for serious foul play under Article 14 of the FIFA code of conduct, which states a player would get a two-game ban for such an offense.
AP News - Quansah's two-match suspension was confirmed on Thursday, meaning he will miss England's quarterfinal match against Norway and a potential semifinal against either Argentina or Switzerland.
Sky Sports - Quansah's suspension was confirmed to be for serious foul play under Article 14 of the FIFA code of conduct.
Sky Sports - Quansah was shown a straight red card in the 54th minute after a VAR check for a foul on Jesus Gallardo.
Sky Sports - Quansah's suspension was confirmed to be for serious foul play under Article 14 of the FIFA code of conduct.
ESPN - Thomas Tuchel joked that having captain Harry Kane call U.S. President Trump to lobby FIFA would be a "good starting point" regarding Quansah's ban.
Sky Sports - Quansah's suspension was confirmed to be non-appealable under FIFA's rules during the World Cup.
Yahoo Sports - England's Football Association was considering options regarding an appeal for Quansah's red card but ultimately found no avenue for contesting the ban.
Sky Sports - Quansah's suspension was confirmed to be non-appealable under FIFA's rules during the World Cup.
Yahoo Sports - England's Football Association was considering options regarding an appeal for Quansah's red card but ultimately found no avenue for contesting the ban.
Sportskeeda - Quansah received a two-match ban following his red card in the FIFA World Cup round of 16 clash against Mexico.
Sky Sports - Quansah was shown a straight red card in the 54th minute after a VAR check for a foul on Jesus Gallardo.
Fox Sports - Quansah will miss England's quarter-final match against Norway and a potential semi-final against either Argentina or Switzerland.
The New York Times - Quansah's ban was confirmed by FIFA for serious foul play under Article 14 of the FIFA code of conduct.
Yahoo Sports - Quansah's suspension was doubled from one match to two after FIFA's review.
WHERE:
BBC - The quarter-final match against Norway is scheduled to take place in Miami Gardens.
BBC - The quarter-final match against Norway will take place in Miami Gardens.
BBC - The quarter-final match against Norway will take place in Miami Gardens.
Sky Sports - The quarter-final match against Norway will take place in Miami Gardens.
BBC - The match against Mexico was held at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
WHEN:
The New York Times - If England reaches the final, Quansah could return on July 19.
BBC - If England reaches the final, Quansah could return on July 19.
The New York Times - If England reaches the final, Quansah could return on July 19.
BBC - If England reaches the final, Quansah could return on July 19.
Sky Sports - Quansah will miss the quarter-final clash with Norway on Saturday.
BBC - The potential semi-final match is against Argentina or Switzerland next week.
BBC - If England reaches the final, Quansah could return on July 19.
WHY:
Yahoo Sports - FIFA's disciplinary committee found Quansah in breach of Article 14 of their code of conduct, which states a player would get a two-game ban for serious foul play.
Sky Sports - FIFA's disciplinary committee found Quansah in breach of Article 14 of their code of conduct, which states a player would get a two-game ban for serious foul play.
Yahoo Sports - FIFA's disciplinary committee found Quansah in breach of Article 14 of their code of conduct, which states a player would get a two-game ban for serious foul play.
Sky Sports - Quansah was found to have breached FIFA's code of conduct for serious foul play.
Yahoo Sports - FIFA's disciplinary committee decided that Quansah's challenge amounted to serious foul play, warranting a higher sanction.
HOW:
Sky Sports - The decision to send Quansah off was made after a VAR review, where the referee was shown a still image of the incident, which Tuchel argued was an error in the VAR protocol.
Sky Sports - The decision to send Quansah off was made after a VAR review, where the referee was shown a still image of the incident.
Sports Illustrated - Quansah's red card was determined after a VAR review, where the referee was shown a still image of the incident.
Sky Sports - The decision to send Quansah off was made after a VAR review, where the referee was shown a still image of the incident.
Sky Sports - The match referee was shown a still image of Quansah's challenge before a video replay, which Tuchel argued was an error in the VAR protocol.
Sky Sports - The decision to send Quansah off was made after a VAR review, where the referee was shown a still image of the incident.
The New York Times - FIFA's rules state that any World Cup sending-off offense results in a ban for the team's next game.
Thomas Tuchel expressed his frustration over the decision to send Quansah off, urging the FA to address the team's dissatisfaction with the officiating process. Quansah has been handed a two-match suspension for serious foul play, meaning he will miss England's upcoming quarterfinal match against Norway in Miami Gardens, as well as a potential semifinal against either Argentina or Switzerland. If England makes it to the final, Quansah could make his return on July 19.