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Home » Cristiano Ronaldo red card: Portugal captain was sent off against the Republic of Ireland – was it the right call?
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Cristiano Ronaldo red card: Portugal captain was sent off against the Republic of Ireland – was it the right call?

By britishbulletin.com14 November 20251 Min Read
Cristiano Ronaldo red card: Portugal captain was sent off against the Republic of Ireland – was it the right call?
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Portugal boss Roberto Martinez held a different opinion of the incident, and having defended his captain, took a swipe at Hallgrimsson for speaking about the referee being influenced.

“The red card is just a captain that has never been sent off before in 226 games – I think that just deserves credit – and today, I thought it was a bit harsh because he cares about the team,” said Martinez.

“He was 60 minutes or 58 minutes in the box being grabbed, being pulled, being pushed and obviously when he tries to get away from the defender.

“I think the action looks worse than what it actually is, I don’t think it’s an elbow, I think it’s a full body, but from where the camera is, it looks like an elbow. But we accept it.

“The only thing that leaves a bitter taste in my mouth is at the press conference yesterday, your coach was talking about the aspect of the referees being influenced, and then a big centre-half falls on the floor so dramatically at the turn of Cristiano’s body.”

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