Struijk has red card after VAR intervention overturned
The red card controversially shown to Brighton defender Pascal Struijk against Sunderland is overturned.
BBC Sport reports that the red card controversially shown to Brighton defender Pascal Struijk against Sunderland is overturned.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include VAR, Brighton and Pascal Struijk.
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- VAR, Brighton, Pascal Struijk, Sunderland
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