Chelsea star makes dangerous tackle on Argentina draw

Midfielder Enzo Fernandez made a dangerous tackle on his opponent during Argentina's 1-1 draw with Colombia in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in South America on the morning of June 11.

The situation caused Enzo Fernandez to be sent off the field.

The incident happened in the 70th minute at the Monumental stadium when the Chelsea midfielder kicked the ball high, causing a Colombian player to collapse. The referee immediately showed Fernandez a red card and sent him off.

Despite being at a disadvantage with only 10 men, Argentina still managed to equalize the score 1-1 in the 81st minute. Palacios assisted Thiago Almada to equalize for Argentina, thereby helping coach Lionel Scaloni's team escape defeat at home.

Before that, the visiting team Colombia had the opening goal by Liverpool striker Luis Diaz in the 24th minute.

Argentina showed dominance in midfield with stars like Leandro Paredes, Rodrigo De Paul and Enzo Fernandez. Although they were able to dominate the game and keep the ball for most of the match, creating many good chances, the attacking stars like Lionel Messi and Julian Alvarez were unable to take advantage.

Messi played 78 minutes in this match but did not have a single shot on target. He often dropped deep to help build the play. M10 only created 1 scoring chance for his teammates, had 80% accuracy in passing and touched the ball 87 times.

This draw did not cause Argentina to lose the top spot in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in South America. Coach Scaloni's team is currently leading with 35 points, 10 points more than the second-placed team Ecuador.

Ignacio Arce stunned the audience with his " unbearable " tackle when Deportivo Riestra lost 0-3 to Instituto on April 14, in round 13 of the Argentine National Championship.

Source: https://znews.vn/sao-chelsea-vao-bong-nguy-hiem-trong-ngay-argentina-chia-diem-post1559871.html