阿尔米隆红牌震动世界杯D组
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In Santa Clara, California, Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron became the first player at the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be sent off under a new rule banning players from covering their mouths during on-field confrontations. Late in the first half of a Group D match against Turkey, Almiron covered his mouth with his hand while exchanging words with defender Mert Muldur. Following a video review, the referee issued a red card, leaving Paraguay with 10 men while leading 1-0. Despite Turkey’s numerical advantage, Paraguay preserved the 1-0 win, eliminating Turkey and keeping Paraguay in contention ahead of its June 22 match against Australia. Almiron will be suspended. The rule, approved by the International Football Association Board in April after a high-profile European incident involving Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni and Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior, allows exceptions for clearly friendly conversations, such as between club teammates facing each other in international play.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- 2024年4月IFAB批准新对抗规则
- 早些时候的冠军联赛比赛Prestianni事件引发审查
- 2026年世界杯在北美开赛
- 今天上半场Almiron与Mert Muldur发生对抗
- 上半场尾声视频回放确认违规
- 今天裁判向Almiron出示直接红牌
- 下半场巴拉圭以十人应战
- 6月22日巴拉圭对阵澳大利亚，Almiron缺席
Why This Matters to You
这项新规定影响了你看足球的方式。球员在对峙时不能捂嘴。此举旨在推广公平竞赛。但这也可能导致更多的红牌和禁赛。这可能会改变比赛结果。
The Bottom Line
世界杯的戏剧性不再仅仅关乎进球。它也关乎球员在场上的表现。如果你是足球迷，请关注这条规则。它可能会影响你球队的机会。如果你认识热爱这项运动的人，值得转发。
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