Anthony Gordon was life and the soul of the Newcastle Football Club in her revival, but he will now miss some important games for the club.
The English international was sent against Brighton for a moment of madness with Jan Paul van Hecke for a moment of madness.
Referee Anthony Taylor had no choice but to give the 24-year-old his marching command and to disadvantage his team with a huge cup final against Liverpool on the horizon.
How long will Gordon be outside and what games will he miss? 101Greatgoals.com contains the details.
Anthony Gordon was sent! 🟥#Itvfootball | #Newbha pic.twitter.com/uj4wjtiwde
– ITV Football (@itvfootball) March 2, 2025
When is Gordon’s suspension? How many games will he miss
Gordon will miss a total of three games after his release on Sunday afternoon.
He will be absent for Newcastle’s trip to West Ham on March 10th in a crucial game in his team’s chase for the Champions League football.
The hammers have shown quality flashes under Graham Potter since it was taken over by Julen Lopetegui and is prohibited by Gordon, will give an enormous thrust for the home team for the campaign on Monday evening.
Next, Gordon will not be available in the Newcastle final against Liverpool against Liverpool against Liverpool on March 16.
The magpies have been in Wembley a few times in recent years, but have never been able to get across the line in a grand finale.
Against the Premier League champions in waiting, it will only be dampening their chances of winning in the football house.
Gordon has to wait a while due to the international break for his last missed game.
When club football returns in early April, he will sit on Tyneside on the edge of the Newcastle game against Brentford.
😲 Anthony Gordon will miss the final of the Carabao Cup. ❌
He was shown red in the FA cup after pushing Brightons Jan Paul van Hecke to the ground. #Facup #Newbha pic.twitter.com/3dphqn9trl
– Match of the day (@bbbcmotd) March 2, 2025
Why is Gordon prohibited? Brighton Red Card explained
After a dispute a few minutes ago, Van Hecke’s defender protected the ball in his own box before Gordon pushed his face in the face with both hands.
The young England star was clearly frustrated about how the match was running after Newcastle took the lead by Alexander Isak in the first half. The former Magpie Yankuba Minth gloss against his former side.
It was an end-to-end matter and with less than 10 minutes, Gordon clearly had a moment of madness and lost his head.
His actions were widespread online and Gordon was beaten up for the fact that he had left his club down before the greatest game of her season.
Some even went fair to suggest that the youth fan, who intentionally contained Liverpool fan, did not have to play against the club, which he had observed on the line with a trophy.
Gordon has the right to make an appeal against his red card, but for a violent act it is unlikely that it will be overturned.
