The 3-match ban has been increased to 6 matches to the Milwall Football Club goalkeeper Liam Roberts to challenge a dangerous challenge on the striker gene-film Mateta of Crystal Palace. The Football Association (FA) has given this decision. The incident occurred during the match between Milwall and Crystal Palace in FA Cup. Roberts hit a dangerous 'Kung-Fu Kick' on Mateta, after which Mateta fainted. He was given oxygen on the ground and then rushed to the hospital, where 25 stitches were placed in his ear.

Referee did not even give free kick

The match referee Michael Oliver showed the red card to Roberts, although he did not even give free-kick on the incident.

FA strict attitude

A took the incident seriously and decided to increase Roberts' ban. This decision shows the strict stance of FA in the game of security and discipline. By the way, Mateta has been discharged after treatment in the hospital, but when will he return, it is not clear yet. His team Crystal Palace has expressed deep concern over the incident and welcomed FA's decision.

Difficulties for roberts

This ban is a major setback for Roberts. He will not be able to play for his team in the next six matches, which will be a big shortage for milsthal. After this incident, questions are also being raised on his career. This incident raises a big question about the safety and discipline of the players in football. This decision of FA gives a message to prevent such incidents in future. Also, it reminds the players of playing responsibly during the game.

Difficulties for roberts

This ban is a major setback for Roberts. He will not be able to play for his team in the next six matches, which will be a big shortage for milsthal. After this incident, questions are also being raised on his career. This incident raises a big question about the safety and discipline of the players in football. This decision of FA gives a message to prevent such incidents in future. Also, it reminds the players of playing responsibly during the game.