UEFA have confirmed that Manchester United striker, Marcus Rashford, will be banned for one game.
This follows his red card against FC Copenhagen in the Champions League earlier this month.
Rashford was dismissed with United 2-0 up for a foul on Elias Jelert.
Referee Donatas Rumsas was called to review the footage on the pitchside monitor by VAR before making the call to send Rashford for an early bath.
Boss Erik ten Hag was left furious by the decision, with his side going on to dramatically lose 4-3 to the Danish champions. The defeat has put the Red Devils on the verge of crashing out of the Champions League group stages, with Ten Hag blaming the red card for the loss.
“The red card changed everything,” Ten Hag said.
“We then conceded two goals before half-time that should never have counted – the first was offside, their player was stood in front of André Onana, and the penalty [for the second] was very debatable.
“The red card was harsh. [Rashford] went for the ball, but the referee had such a long time to make it a red card. When you freeze it, it always looks worse. They took so long to make a red card of it.
“I’m very disappointed with the decisions, the game was never meant to be like this. Decisions have to be made, wrong decisions can be made, but three such tough decisions [went against us].”
