Lauren James, the talented England forward, has been met with a two-game suspension by FIFA as a result of a red card incident.
This extended ban could potentially keep her out of the Women’s World Cup semi-final if England advances to that stage.
The red card was issued during England’s last-16 victory against Nigeria, leading to Lauren James’ removal from the match.
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Lauren James’ two-game suspension
Chelsea winger Lauren James will be absent from the upcoming two matches in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, owing to an extended suspension resulting from her stamping on Michelle Alozie’s back.
The first match without her is scheduled against Colombia in the quarter-final stage, raising hopes for her return in subsequent matches.
The extension of the ban from one to two matches was attributed to the violent nature of the offense. This implies that England may only utilize Lauren James in the final or the third-place playoff, provided they progress to those stages.
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Nigeria Super Falcons lose on penalties
In another news, Everyone witnessed a thrilling clash of soccer titans as the Nigerian Super Falcons and England’s Lionesses went head-to-head in a thrilling last-16 Women’s World Cup match.
With a display of unwavering determination, the Super Falcons engaged in a battle that pushed both teams to their limits.
The match concluded in a draw, paving the way for a heart-pounding penalty shootout.
