5 unforgettable goalkeeper red-cards

Modified Oct 29, 2018 14:48 GMT

Mostlyoalkeepers receive red cards for reckless tackles during one-on-one situations or if they handle the ball outside the box — Mostly, goalkeepers receive red cards for reckless tackles during one-on-one situations or if they handle the ball outside the box

#2. Raïs M'Bolhi

RaÃ¯s M'Bolhi played the 2010 World Cup for Algeria.Â — Raïs M'Bolhi played the 2010 World Cup for Algeria.

Raïs M'Bolhi impressed the viewers during the 2010 World Cup match between Algeria and England. However, he is in this list for an entirely different reason, for an incident that happened during a match between CSKA Sofia and Levski Sofia.

M'Bolhi was stalling time during the injury time of the match. His team, CSKA Sofia, were leading 1-0 when the clock was at 90 minutes + 4 during the 5-minute injury time. M'Bolhi successfully caught a failed attack from Levski and in the process, laid down the ground.

Frustrated by the stalling attempt, Levski Sofia's Winger Larsen Toure kicked M'Bolhi as he was holding on to the ball. M'Bolhi reacted to this violently by throwing the ball at full force to the back of the

Winger's head. The referee was quick to award the goalkeeper his red card. After a while, Toure was also given the marching orders.

Edited by Rupin Kale