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This Thursday, Aston Villa sank against Newcastle (0-3). While the Villans were already trailing after two minutes, the match definitely changed in the 32nd minute of play when Jhon Duran was guilty of an incredible bloody attack by planting his crampons in the back of Fabian Schär following of an aerial duel. Receiving a direct red card, the 21-year-old Colombian striker was also suspended for the next three matches. While Villa decided to lodge a complaint for this sanction, the Premier League club was unsuccessful.
In a publication published on their social networks this Friday evening, the Birmingham club confirms that the native of Medellin will indeed be suspended for the next three matches: “Aston Villa can confirm that our decision to appeal Jhon Durán’s red card in our match against Newcastle United has been rejected. The player will now miss our next three matches.» Another hard blow for Unai Emery’s men.
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