When The 2022 World Cup Referee Spends 10 Red Cards In One Match In The Trofeo De Campeones Final

JAKARTA The referee Facundo Tello had to issue 10 red cards in a hot pressure match between Boca Juniors and Racing Club to win the Trofeo de Campeones.

Tello, who will be one of the referees at Qatar's 2022 World Cup this month, led the final match at the Parque La Pedrera Stadium, San Luis, Monday. The match was won by Racing with a final score of 2-1.

In this match Boca appeared confident in front of his own supporters and successfully took the lead in the 19th minute. Norberto Briasco netted the advantage goal.

However, Racing only took three minutes to equalize. Matias Rojas managed to record his name on the scoreboard with a long-range shot that Agustin Rossi couldn't stop.

The same strong score made the game run hot until it entered the final minutes. The drama of the red card begins when the game has entered an extra time period.

Tello started giving the first two red cards to Boca star Sebastian Villa and Racing player Johan Carbonero. Both had to leave the pitch for getting into a fight.

In extra time, the match was getting hotter, so Tello was forced to issue a third red card to expel the second player Boca, namely Alan Valera.

The match was still running normally until Racing, who was ahead in the number of players, scored the winning goal in the 118th minute through Carlos Alcaraz' header. After scoring the goal he also celebrated by releasing the jersey.

This celebration actually provoked the anger of Boca supporters and the chaos between the players of the two teams was unavoidable. Alcaraz immediately got a red card so he left the field.

Six evictions were carried out by Tello after that. In total, seven Boca players were removed from the field, while Racing got three red cards.

Setelah memimpin pertandingan yang berakhir tidak menyenangkan itu, Tello pun akan bersiap terbang ke Qatar untuk menjadi wasit di Piala Dunia 2022.

The Argentine referee is reportedly often giving cards to players. Prior to leading the four-year event in Qatar, he was recorded to have issued 612 yellow cards and 45 red cards after leading 118 matches in South America.