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Embolo sent off as result of mistaken identity rule

BBC Sport Switzerland 12 July 2026, 04:22 UTC 16h ago

Embolo sent off as result of mistaken identity rule — BBC Sport

Switzerland's Breel Embolo becomes first player to be sent off as a result of a new law for mistaken identity at the World Cup.

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