Kylian Mbappe Red Card Mars Wins… As Ancelotti says “Little Foul” makes the forward ‘React’

Kylian Mbappe was sent out for the first time in his Real Madrid career as he won the 1-0 Laliga title in Alaves with the first win of four in all matches.

Referee Soto Grado initially booked Mbappe, making a peculiar tackle on midfielder Antonio Blanco’s Mavericks for video assistant referee (VAR) Gil Manzano, who reviewed the incident before the French striker was sent out in the 38th minute.

Eduardo Camavinga drove Madrid four minutes ago at the Mendizorrotza Stadium, where Raul Asencio thought he scored before the var check ruled Antonio Rudiger for foul goalkeeper Jesus Owono.

Camava al Centro del Campo.

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Alaves vs Real Madrid: Enough Convex Karafga Targets

Madrid struggled to win, rivaling Laliga’s fourth inning, which could be the result of a defeat at Valencia in the Champions League quarterfinal on April 8 after losing at Valencia eight days ago.

This is not to show that the European champion can make a great comeback when the dominant European champions host the second leg on Wednesday (20:00 BST).

Assistant manager Davide Ancelotti (representative owner Carlo Ancelotti) did not adjust his roster after Mbappe was fired, although Vinicius Junior was sent to patrol the left side, with the left wing replacing Rodrygo with 28 minutes left.

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Arda Guler had an early chance in a one-on-one one-on-one game, and Jude Bellingham was also very late after changing midfielder.

When left back Manu Sanchez saw Red tackle on Vinicius Junior, Alaves lowered 10 minutes and had 20 minutes left, and was punished after Grado consulted Var Monitor.

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Kylian Mbappe

According to AS, Mbappe became the second Real Madrid striker in the first half of the 21st century Laliga game.

“I didn’t talk to him after the game,” said David Ancelotti. “He was not a violent person; he apologized and realized his mistake.

“It’s a transparent red card and he suffered the consequences. I’m sure the many minor fouls he did made him react like this, even if it was the wrong way to react. I’m not trying to prove it, but it’s probably because that’s because that’s it.”

Despite Madrid’s state uncertain, Barcelona continued to win the championship with a 1-0 victory on Saturday.

Madrid’s next domestic match is home to the fourth game next Sunday (20:00), when they are likely to have no MBAPPE.

The 26-year-old could be banned in two domestic matches, although if he is excluded from the cup final against Barcelona on April 26 (21:00) if he is punished for the longest penalty for four matches.