embolo's red card vs argentina: was it justified? breel embolo got a red card almost immediately after switzerland equalized against argentina. that's a lot of pressure to put on any player, especially when the game is so crucial. did the referee make the right call here?

there are two sides to this story--argentina fans will say it was needed for fair play, while swiss supporters might argue it was harsh. the timing of this red card could change the whole dynamic of the match. argentina just went up 1-0 and then suddenly, they're a man up as well.

that's like getting two goals in one fell swoop. meanwhile, embolo is out for good, leaving switzerland short-handed. what if it was just a yellow? would the game have turned out differently or ended up more fair?

or is a red card necessary to maintain order and prevent further issues? also, this got me thinking about that time bosnia's tarik muharemovi was sent off. similar situation but different match. how do these incidents impact national team strategies going forward?

do you think coaches will change their tactics based on what happened with embolo?

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