FIFA Rule Debut: Miguel Almirón Expelled for Covering Mouth in Unusual Incident
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In an unprecedented event during the 2026 World Cup, Paraguay's Miguel Almirón was expelled by referee Iván Barton. The incident occurred due to Almirón covering his mouth while arguing with an opponent, marking the first application of a new FIFA rule. This unusual expulsion occurred after a VAR review. The match was significantly impacted by this decision, leaving Paraguay to play with ten men. The referee's decision highlights the strict enforcement of new regulations in the tournament.
This event marks a historic and unusual application of a new FIFA rule, impacting a World Cup match and potentially setting a precedent.
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