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Uefa hits out at Fifa's decision to delay Folrian Balogun's ban saying it 'crossed a red line'

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forward play at World Cup is 'incomprehensible' Sportsnet.caWhy FIFA's Balogun red card suspension after Trump call is so controversial Al JazeeraUnwelcome and undue: Trump's red-card intervention hurts the US's World Cup more than it helps The Guardian

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Belgium makes move after USA World Cup star's red card suspension was lifted: report

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President Donald Trump said he asked FIFA to review the red card given to Folarin Balogun, calling the referee decision horrible ahead of the Belgium World Cup match.

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How President Trump got FIFA to rescind Folarin Balogin's red card, while Belgium seethes OregonLive.comBelgium want FIFA to explain Balogun reversal, to challenge USMNT striker's eligibility ESPN‘I didn't think it was a foul': Trump says he asked FIFA president for review of controversial red card

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The Belgian soccer federation is demanding explanation from FIFA about a decision to let U

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star casts pall over World Cup match The Washington PostWorld Cup 2026: Belgium granted appeal after FIFA reversed USMNT's Folarin Balogun one-game ban after red card Yahoo SportsUEFA says FIFA 'crossed a red line' with Folarin Balogun red card ban U-turn ESPN

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Sepp Blatter questioned the integrity of FIFA after President Donald Trump called Gianni Infantino before the Folarin Balogun red card suspension was reversed.

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**Summary:** UEFA has criticized FIFA for lifting a one-match ban on Folrian Balogun, the American striker who was sent off after challenging Bosnia and Herzegovina's goalkeeper. The decision "crossed a red line" at the World Cup. **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights issues with the fairness of

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