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Rival Coach Punished for Kicking Rodriguez

Oscar Garcia, coach of Mexican club deportivo Guadahara, has been punished for unpleasant acts. He has been banned from three matches by kicking the opponent’s Colombian star forward Hamas Rodrigues.

The unforeseen incident took place in the Mexico Liga MX on Wednesday against Leon in Guadahara 2-1. The next day, Garcia punished the tournament. Leon’s midfielder Nicholas Fanska went to take the ball from Garcia to throw the ball. But the 4 -year -old coach dropped the ball on the other side. Then Garcia pushed Fanska.

And it creates a heated environment. The players of the two teams were involved in the push. Garcia kicked Leon’s star forward Rodrigues in her. Later showed him the red card referee. At the end of the match, Garcia admitted that her work was absolutely unreasonable. And he apologized to the supporters of both parties.

A few days ago, Spanish club Raio left Rodiges Leon. The footballer, who played three matches and assisted three matches in the new address, scored a goal in the last Copa America.

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