Six match BAN not just enough for Mohammed Kudus indiscipline act against SPURS as FA plan to use the HAMMERS front man as a scapegoat…. Looks beyond just in match Outburst .
Mohammed Kudus suffered a major lapse in judgment during West Ham’s London derby against Tottenham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday. Despite scoring to give West Ham the lead, the Ghanaian forward was sent off in the 86th minute after a controversial incident.
It’s unclear what triggered Kudus’ reaction, but he struck Spurs defender Micky van de Ven in the face, sparking chaos on the pitch. During the scuffle, Kudus also made contact with Pape Matar Sarr’s face. Initially shown a yellow card by referee Andrew Madley, the decision was upgraded to a straight red following a VAR review.
Kudus now faces a standard three-match ban for the red card, but it could be extended to six games. Former referee Mike Dean suggested that the FA should treat the incidents with van de Ven and Sarr separately, potentially resulting in two separate penalties.
Despite this setback, Kudus remains a top player and one of the most exciting talents in West Ham’s squad. While his actions tarnished his reputation, his potential and skills are undeniable. Kudus could have been a great addition to Tottenham, and it’s regrettable that the club didn’t sign him when they had the chance last year.