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Micky van de Ven Tottenham suspension explained as Igor Tudor handed huge blow vs Crystal Palace
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Tottenham defender Mickey Van de Ven will miss his side's trip to Anfield to take on Champions League hopefuls Liverpool after he was sent off against Crystal Palace.
The Dutchman was sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity which saw Ismaila Sarr pulled down after the Senegalese got the wrong side of the defender. Andrew Madley wasted no time in showing a straight red card and reducing Spurs to ten men in a crucial game for Igor Tudor.
More Spurs misery as Micky van de Ven sent off before Crystal Palace draw level
JUST when Tottenham could see a glimmer of promise, Micky van de Ven has been sent off against Crystal Palace.
The Dutchman was the last man as Ismael Sarr bore down on goal and he unceremoniously hauled down the Crystal Palace forward in the 38th minute.
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In some cases, the player is spared a red card because of double jeopardy, meaning the team have already been punished because a penalty has been awarded against them.
However, that only applies if the player makes a genuine attempt for the ball, which Van de Ven did not.
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Tottenham slapped with Micky van de Ven ban as crisis deepens vs Crystal Palace
Tottenham defender Mickey Van de Ven will be absent for their journey to Anfield to face Champions League contenders Liverpool, following his dismissal in the match against Crystal Palace. The Dutch player was shown a red card for preventing a goalscoring opportunity when he brought down Ismaila Sarr after the Senegalese had outmanoeuvred him.
Referee Andrew Madley didn't hesitate in brandishing a straight red card, leaving Spurs with 10 men in a pivotal match for Igor Tudor. It was a frenetic 40 minutes in North London where an initial goal by Sarr was disallowed for offside, as semi-automated offside technology determined that the 28-year-old's face was offside.
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