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Scottish Sun
08-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Fifa hand two Club World Cup stars EXTENDED BAN and it could be a major boost for Chelsea
One ex Premier League star has avoided a ban for the final but is suspended for the semis Blue two-th Fifa hand two Club World Cup stars EXTENDED BAN and it could be a major boost for Chelsea CHELSEA may be able to sink their teeth into a weakened opponent in the Club World Cup final after two stars handed extended bans. The Blues face a potential final against one of Paris Saint-Germain or Real Madrid if they beat Fluminense in their semi-final clash at 8pm tonight. 5 Chelsea have been handed a potential boost for the Club World Cup final Credit: Getty 5 Two PSG stars have been suspended for it if they make it Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 5 Willian Pacho was shown a red card for a high lunge against Bayern Munich Credit: Getty 5 Lucas Hernandez was then sent off as well for an elbow Credit: Getty However, Enzo Maresca's side have been provided with a handy boost ahead of the final after Fifa announced two players would be banned from the Club World Cup final if their team makes it. PSG will be without defensive duo Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez after they were sent off in the French side's quarter-final victory over Bayern Munich. The two Champions League winners were shown their marching orders in the game for shocking fouls. Pacho was sent off for a lunge on Leon Goretzka which connected high on the German's shin, while Hernandez was sent off for an inexplicable elbow on Raphael Guerreiro. Fifa have confirmed their "rough and serious" play under the Fifa Disciplinary Code means they must serve two-game suspensions instead of one. And that means they will miss a hypothetical final on July 13 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, United States. WATCH EVERY MATCH OF THE CLUB WORLD CUP 2025 LIVE ON DAZN On the other hand, Real Madrid have fared slightly better, with Dean Huijsen set to only miss the semi-final clash against the European Champions. The ex-Bournemouth star was given a straight red for grabbing Borussia Dortmund's Serhou Guirassy inside the box in injury time, an act he issued a public apology for. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK And fortunately for Xabi Alonso, because his foul was not violent he will only miss the one game, albeit still a crucial one. Since beating Palmeiras in the quarter-finals over the weekend, Chelsea have confirmed the £52million arrival of Jamie Gittens from Dortmund. Chelsea's £54M Wonderkid Estevão SNUBS Club World Cup to Say Goodbye to Palmeiras | From The Sports Desk | Sun Sport Join SUN CLUB for the Chelsea Files every Tuesday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Stamford Bridge However, he will not be able to play for his new employers in the last two matches at the tournament due to being registered after the July 3 mid-tournament transfer window. Fans will have to wait until August 8 to see their new star in action in a friendly against Bayer Leverkusen at Stamford Bridge.
The Sun
08-07-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Fifa hand two Club World Cup stars EXTENDED BAN and it could be a major boost for Chelsea
CHELSEA may be able to sink their teeth into a weakened opponent in the Club World Cup final after two stars handed extended bans. The Blues face a potential final against one of Paris Saint-Germain or Real Madrid if they beat Fluminense in their semi-final clash at 8pm tonight. 5 5 5 However, Enzo Maresca 's side have been provided with a handy boost ahead of the final after Fifa announced two players would be banned from the Club World Cup final if their team makes it. PSG will be without defensive duo Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez after they were sent off in the French side's quarter-final victory over Bayern Munich. The two Champions League winners were shown their marching orders in the game for shocking fouls. Pacho was sent off for a lunge on Leon Goretzka which connected high on the German's shin, while Hernandez was sent off for an inexplicable elbow on Raphael Guerreiro. Fifa have confirmed their "rough and serious" play under the Fifa Disciplinary Code means they must serve two-game suspensions instead of one. And that means they will miss a hypothetical final on July 13 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, United States. On the other hand, Real Madrid have fared slightly better, with Dean Huijsen set to only miss the semi-final clash against the European Champions. The ex-Bournemouth star was given a straight red for grabbing Borussia Dortmund 's Serhou Guirassy inside the box in injury time, an act he issued a public apology for. And fortunately for Xabi Alonso, because his foul was not violent he will only miss the one game, albeit still a crucial one. Since beating Palmeiras in the quarter-finals over the weekend, Chelsea have confirmed the £52million arrival of Jamie Gittens from Dortmund. Chelsea's £54M Wonderkid Estevão SNUBS Club World Cup to Say Goodbye to Palmeiras | From The Sports Desk | Sun Sport However, he will not be able to play for his new employers in the last two matches at the tournament due to being registered after the July 3 mid-tournament transfer window. Fans will have to wait until August 8 to see their new star in action in a friendly against Bayer Leverkusen at Stamford Bridge.
The Irish Sun
08-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Fifa hand two Club World Cup stars EXTENDED BAN and it could be a major boost for Chelsea
CHELSEA may be able to sink their teeth into a weakened opponent in the Club World Cup final after two stars handed extended bans. The Blues face a potential final against one of Advertisement 5 Chelsea have been handed a potential boost for the Club World Cup final Credit: Getty 5 Two PSG stars have been suspended for it if they make it Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 5 Willian Pacho was shown a red card for a high lunge against Bayern Munich Credit: Getty 5 Lucas Hernandez was then sent off as well for an elbow Credit: Getty However, PSG will be without defensive duo Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez after they were sent off in the French side's quarter-final victory over The two Champions League winners were shown their marching orders in the game for shocking fouls. Pacho was sent off for a lunge on Leon Goretzka which connected high on the German's shin, while Hernandez was sent off for an inexplicable elbow on Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Fifa have confirmed their "rough and serious" play under the Fifa Disciplinary Code means they must serve two-game suspensions instead of one. And that means they will miss a hypothetical final on July 13 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey , United States. On the other hand, Real Madrid have fared slightly better, with Advertisement Most read in Football Breaking Exclusive The ex-Bournemouth star was given a straight red for grabbing BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK And fortunately for Since beating Palmeiras in the quarter-finals over the weekend, Advertisement Chelsea's £54M Wonderkid Estevão SNUBS Club World Cup to Say Goodbye to Palmeiras | From The Sports Desk | Sun Sport Join SUN CLUB for the Chelsea Files every Tuesday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Stamford Bridge However, he will not be able to play for his new employers in the last two matches at the tournament due to being registered after the July 3 mid-tournament transfer window. Fans will have to wait until August 8 to see their new star in action in a friendly against 5 Real Madrid's Dean Huijsen has avoided a ban for the final due to his red card not being for violent conduct Credit: AP Advertisement Club World Cup 2025 Guide SOME of the world's biggest clubs are in action at this summer's Club World Cup in the United States! Chelsea are keeping Premier League hopes alive in the big tournament which is on until the final at New Jersey's Metlife Stadium July 13. Though Manchester City have been knocked out by Saudi Pro side Al-Hilal after losing in a 4-3 thriller. INFO Everything you need to know about the Club World Cup LATEST NEWS & FEATURES Club World Cup top scorers
Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
PSG defenders Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez to miss remainder of the Club World Cup
PSG have been hit with a double whammy as Willian Pacho (23) and Lucas Hernandez (29) will both miss the remainder of the Club World Cup. The Ecuador international centre-back and the France left-back have both received red cards during Les Parisiens' quarter-finals 2-0 win against Bayern Munich. Anthony Taylor gave Pacho his marching orders after he fouled Leon Goretzka and he did the same to Hernandez when the former Bayern Munich defender had elbowed Raphael Guerreiro in the face. FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has opted to hand the two culprits a two-game ban, which means their Club World Cup is effectively over. PSG can still appeal the decision. Champions League winners PSG will face Real Madrid in the second semi-final this Wednesday at East Rutherford's MetLife Stadium. Should they defeat Los Merengues, PSG will face Chelsea or Fluminense in the final. GFFN | Bastien Cheval
7NEWS
06-07-2025
- Sport
- 7NEWS
Jamal Musiala breaks foot in horrifying incident during Club World Cup
The football world has taken a collective gasp after watching Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala suffer a horrifying foot injury during his side's Club World Cup clash with Paris Saint-Germain. Musiala's leg got caught under PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma when he challenged for a ball at the byline just before half time. PSG defender Willian Pacho edged Musiala out of the contest as Donnarumma came diving onto the ball, inadvertently landing awkwardly on Musiala's leg. Musiala screamed in agony with an unnaturally oriented foot as he laid on the ground. Players from both teams were distraught at the sickening sight, so much so that Donnarumma dropped to one knee in tears. The goalkeeper went down on one knee and turned away with his gloves over his face as teammates consoled him. Musiala was stretchered off the ground and taken straight to hospital. Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany didn't have all the answers about the injury after the match, but knew they wouldn't be good. 'It didn't look good, I don't know,' he said. 'It looks like an ankle injury of some type, but I'm not going to make a diagnosis here.' It was a horrific incident that ultimately overshadowed PSG's win, which has set them up for a semi-final clash with Real Madrid. Désiré Doué scored in the 78th minute despite PSG being two men down after a pair of late red cards and Bayern throwing everyone forward. Ousmane Dembélé then added an insurance goal deep into stoppage time to send the French powerhouse to the semis. Dembélé, whose goal was set up by Achraf Hakimi's brilliant dribbling through five Bayern defenders, celebrated by sitting with his legs crossed to honor Liverpool player Diogo Jota, who was killed along with his brother in a car crash early Thursday. A moment of silence was held before the opening kick. PSG broke a scoreless deadlock when João Neves stole the ball from Harry Kane near the halfway line to send the French team sprinting toward the Bayern goal. Neves got the ball back off a give-and-go and found Doué lurking just outside the top of the area. His left-footed shot caught Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer flat-footed as it skidded inside the right post. PSG had to hold on for dear life to preserve the win after Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernández were both sent off with red cards. Pacho was called for a reckless challenge and Hernandez earned red for doling out an elbow. Bayern had two apparent goals flagged for offside, including a header by Kane. In the waning seconds, the German club was awarded a penalty kick, only to have it waved off after a video review.
