Sentence too harsh? Falk: Dias was suspended for 3 games for tackling Achraf, and Bayern will appeal

According to the famous German journalist Falke, Dias was given a three-game ban by UEFA after he was red-blooded in the 2-1 victory over Paris. Bayern plans to appeal.

The reporter revealed: "UEFA has suspended Luis Dias (28 years old) for three games due to his red card against Paris Saint-Germain. Bayern Munich had previously expected that Dias would only receive a one-game suspension. Bayern Munich has informed UEFA requested written reasons for the ruling in order to appeal the decision. "

In this game, Dias scored 2 goals for Bayern in the first half, but he shoveled Ashraf at the end of the first half, and the referee did not show a red card at the beginning. But after Achraf left the field in tears, the referee looked back at VAR and changed the decision to a red card and sent Dias off.

German star Kroos said after the game: "It seems clear to me that it was not a red card. The referee was too affected by Achraf's injury when making the penalty. What I saw was a fierce confrontation, but it was not a malicious foul."

"If Achraf stood up immediately after the collision, there would be no chance of looking back at the scene. When encountering this situation, the referee should make a judgment based on the action itself, not the result."