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Homeland – In a strange incident, Jordanian youth team player “Bakr Kamal Qalboneh” scored a “negative” historical record during the 2023 AFC Youth Football Championship held in Uzbekistan.
He was shown a red card 5 seconds after kick-off
The Jordanian player received a red card five seconds after kick-off in Jordan’s game against Tajikistan on Thursday. This may qualify him for an entry in the Guinness Book of Records.
On Thursday, the AFC U-20 Championship kicked off in Uzbekistan with 16 teams in 4 groups. The tournaments will run from March 1 to March 18, and the semi-finalists will officially qualify for the 2023 FIFA World Youth Championship in May.
A video clip showed the Jordanian player, dressed in red flannel, running towards the ball.
And “Kalboon” raised his legs to hit the head of the Tajikistan national team player, in a dangerous intervention to receive a high ball, which caused a serious injury to the Tajik defender “Makroboon Karimov”, then the referee approached and raised. Red card before sending him off.
The Jordan national team defeated Tajikistan 2-0 in the first round of the Group C matches of the 2023 AFC U-20 Youth Cup in Uzbekistan at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Tashkent.
Ali Azizah (7) and Saif Al-Din Darwish (25) scored the winning goals for the Jordanian national team. The Jordanian national team finished the match with ten men after striker Bakr Kalbona was sent off in the first minute.
The second round of group matches will take place on Sunday, where Jordan will meet South Korea and Oman will meet Tajikistan.
The top two teams from each group will qualify for the quarter-finals, which will be played on March 11 and 12.
The top four teams in this tournament qualify for the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Indonesia.
Fastest red cards in the history of the game
According to the siteSky NewsAl-Qalbouni entered the list of fastest red cards in the history of the game after Walter Boyd got into a fight with his club Swansea and was sent off immediately after the match started.
Likewise, Lee Todd was sent off in the English Amateur League for mocking the referee’s whistle after two seconds. However, in the absence of sufficient statistics to document the matter, Calboni’s exit may be the quickest in Asian football history.
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