Sandro Tonali will play no part in the rest of the games over the international break after he got a three-game ban following a nasty stamp.
It has been confirmed by UEFA that they have suspended the midfielder for three games after his sending off in the 1-1 draw against the Czech Republic on Wednesday night, meaning he will miss the rest of the group stages of the U21 European Championships.
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The ruling has come from UEFA’s Disciplinary Commission after he was shown a straight red card for quite clearly standing on Ondrej Sasinka after 84 minutes in what was a very naive bit of conduct from the 21-year-old.
Not only that, but UEFA have dished out additional one-match bans to Riccardo Marchizza and Milan centre-back Matteo Gabbia too. The former was sent off after picking up a second yellow card in stoppage time, whilst Gabbia has been suspended ‘for violation of the rules of good conduct’.
