Israel's Abu Farchi sent off for gun celebration in Nations League match
Israeli footballer Sayed Abu Farchi received a red card for mimicking a gun with the corner flag after scoring an equalizer against Austria in their UEFA Nations League match on Thursday. The incident occurred in the 55th minute, just four minutes after his first yellow card. This comes as Israel's participation in the Nations League has drawn strong opposition from other countries, with the Republic of Ireland's football association stating its request to avoid future pairings with Israel was rejected by UEFA. Austrian fans also displayed a 'Free Palestine' banner during the match.
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