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Ifab checks VAR: World Cup place reference for Swiss Breel Embolo was wrong

The article reports that the International Football Association Board (IFAB) is reviewing the decision to send off Swiss player Breel Embolo during the World Cup match. The focus is on whether the red card was incorrectly issued, suggesting there may have been a mistake in the officiating. The headline implies that the disciplinary action taken against Embolo was unjustified.

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Ifab checks VAR: World Cup place reference for Swiss Breel Embolo was wrong

The article reports that the International Football Association Board (IFAB) is reviewing the decision to send off Swiss player Breel Embolo during the World Cup match. The focus is on whether the red card was incorrectly issued, suggesting there may have been a mistake in the officiating. The headline implies that the disciplinary action taken against Embolo was unjustified.

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