FC Goa Captain's Red Card Sparks Outrage Over 'Wrong-Coloured Underwear' Before Super Cup Match
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A bizarre incident marred the Super Cup semi-final match between FC Goa and Mumbai City, as the former's captain Iker Guarrotxena was shown a straight red card before the match even began. The controversy centered around the Spaniard's underwear, which allegedly clashed with the color scheme of both teams' kits. According to reports, referee Pratik Mondal asked Guarrotxena to change his inner shorts, but the midfielder protested, leading to the red card. FC Goa head coach Manolo Marquez expressed his disappointment, stating that the situation was 'not normal' but they managed to play with eleven players. However, the team will now have to face the final without their captain, Iker Guarrotxena. The incident has sparked outrage among fans and experts, with many questioning the severity of the punishment. Despite the setback, FC Goa went on to beat Mumbai City 2-1, setting up a final clash with East Bengal. The match is scheduled for Sunday, and it remains to be seen how the team will cope without their captain. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to the rules and regulations in sports, even if it seems trivial at first glance.
