[dfwgator]

The integrity was at stake when he got the red card in the first place.

[curious7]

Exactly.

[FamiliarFace]

Truth.

[Poser]

“The integrity was at stake when he got the red card in the first place.”

Bingo. It was a bad call. There should not have been any card, red or yellow. Red cards should be given for falling down and pretending to be injured.

[Lovely-Day-For-A-Guinness]

Last night's England vs. Mexico had some questionable calls.

With a minute to go, one of the Mexicans appeared to have a real ankle injury when it became ten on ten. He and the English player went after the ball just outside the box. Play carried on as he dragged himself off the field, was attended by the medics, and was there until full time was reached. I thought for certain a video review was going to happen and somehow Mexico given another chance to tie the game. Many of the fouls called, and not called, give rise to suspicions that some teams are more equal than others.

England had three opponents last evening - Mexican team, the stadium's elevation, and the officiating. I'm delighted they overcame all three.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Red Card from a slow-motion replay review of multiple angles.
Integrity indeed.