- Guehi was proven a yellow card three minutes into the last-16 tie
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England suffered a blow when Marc Guehi was booked after three minutes of their last-16 win over Slovakia, ruling them out of Saturday's quarter-final in opposition to Switzerland.
The Crystal Palace defender, certainly one of England's finest gamers to date at Euro 2024, was given a yellow card for a problem on David Strelec.
Guehi was put into bother by Kieran Trippier and turned it over previous Strelec.
Referee Umut Meller opted to ebook the centre again, whose problem prevented Slovakia from launching a harmful assault.
England staged a dramatic comeback with Jude Bellingham equalising within the ninety fifth minute after Ivan Schranz put Slovakia on the right track for victory within the first half earlier than captain Harry Kane scored the winner with a header in further time.
Marc Guehi was booked inside three minutes after being fouled by Kieran Trippier
The Crystal Palace star beat David Strelec and stopped a harmful Slovakian assault
Guehi was certainly one of three England gamers booked within the first 17 minutes, whereas Koby Manu was given a yellow card by Gareth Southgate on his first look of the event, and Bellingham was additionally proven a yellow card.
Guehi was additionally named in England's remaining group match on Tuesday, a 0-0 draw with Slovenia.
As per UEFA guidelines, two yellow playing cards in separate matches end in a suspension for the following match. Bookings expire after the quarter-finals.
The absence of Guehi for the last-eight match with Switzerland – who beat Italy 2-0 on Saturday – has created a defensive headache for Southgate.
Ezri Konsa performed the ultimate quarter-hour of additional time and is an choice to exchange Guehi together with Lewis Dunk and Joe Gomez – neither of whom have but featured at Euro 2024.
Kyle Walker can even play at centre-back however is Southgate’s first selection on the fitting facet of defence.
