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Erik Lamela scores rabona, gets red card for Tottenham vs. Arsenal

Erik Lamela scored a rabona goal for Tottenham but also got red carded in their 2-1 loss vs. Arsenal.

Lamela went from hero to villain for Jose Mourinho’s team. Starting the match on the bench, Lamela would be substituted on as Son would get injured in the first half. While Arsenal had the better chances at 0-0, it was Tottenham who got the first goal. Lamela would receive the ball inside the penalty area and with quick thinking was able to pull off a rabona as the Argentine scored to give Tottenham the 1-0 lead.

However, the second half would bring different emotions. Two yellow cards would see him get red carded.

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5 Comments

  1. He is extremely fragile, wouldn’t last a whole competition and would only be a burden on the team. Great potential destroyed by injuries!!

  2. Any news on argentina Ecuador friendly. Is it happening. Team rumours? How are they getting europe based players? Its less than 10-12 days & my gut is match is not happening😔

  3. Last season Aston Villa conceded 67 goals in 38 Premiere League matches. This season Aston Villa conceded only 28 goals. Emi Martinez is good in organising and guiding his defenders so he will do same with Argentina.
    Argentina defence looks average or above average but with Emi commanding his defenders they will be top notch and he needs time between the post for that to happen.

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