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Guilty of a nasty sole on Antonio Blanco on Sunday, Kylian Mbappé was expelled in the first half of the match between Alavés and Real Madrid (0-1). But the Frenchman should not get too bad: according to the Madrid daily AS, he should be suspended two games.
Kylian Mbappé experienced this Sunday a first he certainly wanted to avoid. While Real Madrid moved to Alavés's lawn as part of the 31st day of Liga, the Frenchman received his first red card in the Merengue jersey (his fifth in career).
A few minutes after the opening of the score by his teammate Eduardo Camavong (34th), who scored the sole goal of the game, the former Parisian was the author of an assassin gesture on Antonio Blanco. While the Spaniard was preparing to make a pass, the Madrid striker, very late, pushed his crampons into the tibia of his opponent in full force (38th).
If his ugly sole was first sanctioned with a yellow card by the meeting referee, Juan Martinez Munuera, the Frenchman was then excluded after viewing the Var. The head lowered, he returned to the locker room without protesting and now awaits the sanction which will be pronounced by La Liga.
Back for the King's Cup final?
Under the threat of several suspension matches, while the King's Cup final is looming against Barcelona (April 26), Kylian Mbappé should do pretty well. According to the Madrid daily As, Which is based on similar cases in the past, the French risks between one and three suspension games and should probably get two suspension games: one for the red card and another for the violent tackle.
It would therefore miss the reception of Atlético Bilbao on April 20 and the trip to Getafe on April 23 before returning to time for the King's Cup final three days later. His next championship match would be on May 3 against Celta Vigo in Bernabeu. Be that as it may, its suspension will not concern the quarter -final return of the Champions League against Arsenal on Wednesday.
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