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Virgil Van Dijk Left ‘angry’ With Sending Off In 1-1 Draw Against Hungary
The first yellow card was shown to Van Dijk for protesting to the referee after Donyell Malen was brought down while he was surging towards the goal.
"(The red card) is a bummer, should not have happened. But I'm especially angry about the first. They say the captain is the only one who can talk to the referee. I walk up to him. Up tempo, but not in a nasty way, not at all. Very respectful. Because I felt it was a breakaway player, he did not go for the ball at all. If even the captain can not say anything ... then it gets difficult," Van Dijk told ESPN Netherlands.
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