Coritiba striker sent off after breaking the Vini Jr law; watch 🎥

Coritiba striker sent off after breaking the Vini Jr law; watch 🎥 The CHAOTIC Coritiba vs. Athletico this Friday (11) has been full of drama and plenty of puddles on the Couto Pereira pitch. And the derby in Matchday 27 of the Brasileirão has also already seen a sending-off based on the "Vini Jr. Law." Breno Lopes in the spotlight 🟥 Coritiba had a free kick to take right near the end of the first half. Then Breno Lopes went over to center-back Arthur Dias and covered his mouth with his right hand during a confrontation. VAR official Rodrigo Nunes de Sá called referee Wagner do Nascimento Magalhães over to the monitor. And he came back with a red card, leaving Coxa a man down. FIFA introduced the "Vini Jr. Law" after the Real Madrid forward was targeted with insults by Benfica player Prestianni during a Champions League clash. On that occasion, the Argentine player covered his mouth with his shirt to insult the Brazilian. The rule came into effect at the World Cup. The first player to be sent off in this Brasileirão under the "Vini Jr. Law" was Botafogo's Arthur Cabral, after an argument with Vitória coach Jair Ventura. After Breno Lopes was sent off, Josué hit the free kick onto the crossbar. And Tiago Cóser pulled one back for Coxa by pouncing on the rebound almost by surprise. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.