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🎥 He's already on a yellow! Linesman sends player tumbling
🎥 He's already on a yellow! Linesman sends player tumbling It's the refereeing team's job to make sure a match is as fair as possible and the players stay on their feet. But that definitely doesn't always work out. During the clash between Monterrey and Guadalajara in the Mexican league, the linesman really missed the mark on that one! Here's what happened: Monterrey playmaker Diego Rossi wanted to take a quick corner, but he hadn't counted on the official getting in the way. He was still standing on the corner spot and sent the Uruguayan crashing to the ground as he swung his leg back. We'd love to know what the two said to each other after that... This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.
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