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ANTONIO RUDIGER conceded a penalty but avoided a red card during the first half of Real Madrid’s match against Manchester City.
The 32-year-old German defender brought down Erling Haaland in the penalty area just before half-time at the Bernabeu.
The incident was initially overlooked by referee Clement Turpin.
However, after a VAR review, Turpin awarded a penalty.
As Haaland appeared to be in a position to attack a cross, Rudiger could have received a red card.
Nevertheless, Turpin determined that a yellow card was adequate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Did Antonio Rudiger deserve a red card?
While Rudiger's actions could have warranted a red card, the referee opted for a yellow card after reviewing the situation with VAR.
What led to the penalty being awarded?
The penalty was awarded after VAR intervened, confirming that Rudiger had fouled Haaland in the box.
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