Metz vs Guingamp

2022 - 9 - 12

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Metz midfielder Jean-Jacques Danley produces one of the worst ... (SPORTbible)

Jean-Jacques Danley was shown a straight red card for Metz against Guingamp, marking the hosts third red card in the game.

Quite the game in Ligue 2 as Metz down to eight men after 56 minutes. 45' Red card Metz 31' Red card Metz

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Worst tackle of 2022? Absolute carnage in Ligue 2 as Metz go down ... (GiveMeSport)

Metz vs En Avant Guingamp on Monday was absolute carnage. Like, seriously, we mean it: absolute carnage. Let's set the scene: it's a September night at the…

However, for better or for worse, it does mean that the game has gone done in internet infamy as one of the most bonkers that anyone has seen in a long, long time. From there on out, it will come as no surprise to learn that Guingamp were able to take advantage of their three-man superiority as they proceeded to smash home three more goals on the night. That’s because Danley Jean-Jacques became the third – yes, the third – Metz player to be given their marching orders for what must frankly go down as one of the worst challenges of 2022. So, to recap, Metz have bottled their 3-1 lead and had two players sent off and it’s only just half-time, but the crazy thing is that the wildest moment of the game is still to come. Then, remarkably, in the very same period of time added on, Metz were reduced to nine men when goalkeeper Alexandre Oukidja was sent off and conceded a penalty – which Gaëtan Courtet duly converted – for a high foot. Yeah, well, that’s not how this particular bout of chaos was set to play out as the pendulum started to swing in Guingamp’s favour when Metz were reduced to 10 men on the half-hour mark.

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Metz-Guingamp interrupted after hostility to referee after showing ... (Get French Football News)

Monday night's Ligue 2 clash between Metz and Guingamp saw the home side give up a two-goal lead in the first half in spectacular fashion, as they saw three ...

Boubakar Kouyaté was the first to see red after confronting the referee over an earlier booking after half an hour. The game resumed after twenty-five minutes, and the Breton side soon made the most of their numerical advantage by scoring five without reply, while projectiles were thrown from the disgruntled stands. After the third red card – shown to Danley Jean Jacques for a wild challenge on the hour mark – a home fan ran onto the pitch to face referee Pierre Gaillouste.

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