rare! Alisson escaped from the red twice in one battle, his name was questioned, and Brazil was lucky to remain undefeated

In Brazil's away match against Ecuador, referee Roldan and Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson became the protagonists. The Liverpool goalkeeper was twice shown a red card by the referee, but after looking back at the slow motion, the referee made two changes.

In the first half, Roldan and the video assistant referee became the protagonists, who confirmed that Casemiro's goal was invalid and believed that Domingos should receive a red card. The third intervention of the video assistant referee in the penalty was Alisson's foul.

In the 26th minute of the match, Alisson rushed out of the box to break the siege and then kicked Valencia down. The referee initially showed Alisson a red card, but after looking back at the slow motion, Roldán canceled the red card.

Surprisingly, towards the end of the match, Roldane once again showed Alisson a red card and once again cancelled the red card after looking back at the slow motion.

In the 2nd minute of stoppage time, Alisson threw two punches in front of the penalty area and knocked down Preciado with one punch, and Roldane showed Alisson a second yellow card and awarded a penalty.

However, after being reminded by the video assistant referee, Roldán changed his sentence again after looking back at the slow motion, canceling the penalty and the red card that Alisson received. Having escaped red cards twice in one game, Alisson made history.

Through VAR, referee Roldan made four changes in this campaign, but all four penalties were against Ecuador. Global Sports stressed that Roerdan made four changes in this campaign, and in the 380 games in Brazil in 2021, there has never been a similar situation.

There is no doubt that Roldán's law enforcement will be questioned by Ecuadorian coaches and players. In this match, Roldán awarded Ecuador two penalties, but cancelled them after looking back at the slow motion. At the same time, he also invalidated a goal from Ecuador.

After drawing away to Ecuador, Brazil was fortunate to retain its unbeaten record in this World Cup and its unbeaten run against Ecuador since 2004.