De Paul escapes from the red due to a terrible ironing of Suazo in Chile-Argentina

Rodrigo de Paul hit Suazo with a criminal blow, but did not receive punishment in Chile vs. Argentina. “Unpresentable,” alleged a Chilean commentator.

By Jorge Rubio

Updated on 06/25/2024 – 10:20 p.m. CLT

© Capture Telefé.Rodrigo de Paul collided with Gabriel Suazo in an attempted shot and hit him hard.

A lost ball Alexis Sanchez caused an attack that ended shortly after Rodrigo de Paul had a dispute with Gabriel Suazo in the temporary tie of Chile versus Argentina. And he left the left back of La Roja lying on the grass.

With gestures of great pain after that collision with the Atlético Madrid midfielder, a permanent part of the team Lionel Scaloni that won the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. That action culminated with a low shot from Enzo Fernandez that Claudio Bravo controlled safely.

The captain of La Roja threw the ball out so that Suazo could be treated. The replay showed the strong blow from the player who came from the lower divisions of Racing Club de Avellaneda. But he was not called by the VAR, where he was assisted by the Ecuadorian Carlos Orbe and his assistant, Christian Lescano.

“YO“Andrés Matonte’s thing is presentable”commented Pablo Flamm, the analyst that DSports Chile had in the match, for the Uruguayan referee of the match. A different vision offered Juan Pablo Varskywho participated in the broadcast of the meeting for Telefé. “It was impossible for me to take my leg out”the trans-Andean communicator excused.

De Paul hits Gabriel Suazo hard and does not receive a sanction in Chile vs Argentina

Rodrigo de Paul left Gabriel Suazo in a lot of pain, who even writhed on the floor and prompted the departure of a substitute from Chile to warm up in case the chips had to be moved against Argentina. The reference is for Thomas Galdameswho performed some exercises.

But it was not necessary for the left-handed defender of Godoy Cruz will enter the game. In any case, there was no very angry protest from the Chilean footballers, as if they had not noticed the harshness of the blow that De Paul dealt to Suazinho, beyond the intention.

As if that were not enough, Suazo received the yellow card in the 55th minute of the second half for a foul on De Paul that was obvious, but nowhere near as strong as the one committed by the great squire of Lionel Messi he had done to the left-footed winger of Toulouse in France.