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Folarin Balogun says red card for unintentional foul is 'unjust'

Folarin Balogun says red card for unintentional foul is 'unjust'
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USMNT striker Folarin Balogun has criticized his recent red card as unjust, arguing that the contact during the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina was unintentional. Despite his disagreement with the referee's decision, Balogun emphasized the importance of maintaining professional conduct and sportsmanship.

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The suspension of a key offensive player significantly impacts the USMNT's chances in the upcoming World Cup round-of-16 match against Belgium.

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Hear this story SEATTLE — Folarin Balogun called his red card "unjust," and said he thought a yellow would have been more fair.

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The article reports on player quotes and match events without taking a stance on the referee's decision.

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