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Pascal Struijk’s red card overturned after Brighton appeal

The defender will not serve a one-match ban following a successful wrongful-dismissal appeal and is available against Crystal Palace.

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Brighton defender Pascal Struijk’s red card against Sunderland has been overturned following a successful wrongful-dismissal appeal, BBC Sport and Roundtable Sports reported on 14 October. He will not serve a one-match ban and is available for Brighton’s match against Crystal Palace.

Why Struijk was sent off against Sunderland

Struijk was sent off in the 57th minute after a VAR intervention during Brighton’s match at Sunderland on Saturday, according to BBC Sport.

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