Followers have referred to as for an unprecedented ban after witnessing a horror deal with throughout the Copa Libertadores.
In a conflict between Paraguayan outfit Cerro Porteno and Chilean membership Colo-Colo, one participant was given his marching orders after touchdown a brutal deal with on his opponent, as The Solar reviews.
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Cerro Porteno fullback Alan Benitez was chasing Colo-Colo defender Maximiliano Falcon when he appeared to lose persistence with the Uruguayan’s potential to evade his strain.
Benitez, 30, who was behind Falcon on the time, stamped down on the again of the 27-year-old’s leg together with his studs, as you’ll be able to see within the video above.
The forceful stamp scraped all the way in which down Falcon’s calf and heel leaving the star writhing in ache on the ground.
It appeared as if Benitez had made no actual try to win the ball and was as an alternative aiming to solely make contact with Falcon.
The referee had an ideal view of the foul and instantly reached into his pocket to ship Benitez off within the 99th minute of the conflict.
However followers watching on from house felt a dismissal wasn’t sufficient of a punishment and had been calling for Benitez to be reprimanded additional.
On social media one wrote: “Brutal. Must be banned.”
Whereas one other added: “That must be a yr lengthy ban.”
A 3rd commented: “Why would he try this?!! He might actually finish his profession with that! I hope he will get pulled up on. That’s so violent.”
And a fourth posted: “10-20 recreation ban for that for my part.”
Benitez could have been taking out his frustrations on the outcome with the sport ticking in the direction of its conclusion when he made the foul.
The rating ended 1-1, which means {that a} draw noticed Colo-Colo advance to the knockout rounds of the competitors.
Benitez’s Cerro Porteno had been knocked out and are resigned to participation within the Copa Sudamericana – primarily the Europa League of South American soccer.
This text initially appeared in The Solar and was reproduced with permission
