Almiron Red Card Incident Highlights Controversial New FIFA Rule as Paraguay Beat Turkey

Joel JJ By Joel JJ • 20th June 2026


Almiron Red Card Incident Highlights Controversial New FIFA Rule as Paraguay Beat Turkey

Star player Miguel Almirón has made headlines in the FIFA World Cup after being shown a red card for speaking to an opposing player while covering his mouth during a match between Paraguay and Turkey.

The incident is linked to the enforcement of new disciplinary rules announced by FIFA ahead of the tournament, which prohibit players from speaking to opponents while hiding their mouths,..... download Xtra 90 App


  


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