A Mexican soccer participant was given a direct purple card for inserting his finger into the rear finish of an opposing participant.

A Mexican soccer participant acquired a direct purple card after being caught inserting his finger into the rear of an opposing participant.

During a Liga MX conflict between Queretaro and Atlas, Omar Mendoza thought he had acquired away with a cheeky technique of winding up his opponent, Juan Zapata.

Zapata was shielding the ball on the midway line, when Queretaro defender Medoza employed the distinctive tactic to win the ball. The incident was initially missed – earlier than VAR intervened, sending referee Fernando Hernández to the pitchside monitor.

“Lmao ref had zero hesitation. Watched the replay for about half a second and said you know what I don’t need this, red card it is,” one fan joked.

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“Imagine your kids and wife watching you play and you do this,” a second added. While a 3rd joked: “Games gone. Could’ve gotten away with this 10 years ago but VAR has to ruin everything!”

“Absolutely disgusting, hope he’s given a long ban,” a fourth stated. And one other added: “Can’t believe someone would do this and then have the audacity to try and play dumb and act innocent!”

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However, Mendoza’s behaviour was defender by Willer Ditta, who additionally performs in Liga MX for Cruz Azul.

Ditta advised Fox: “I believe it’s very regular for us soccer gamers to try this sort of factor.

“But the referees always take their measures and it’s respectable, they are situations that happen there and that one comes out of his head and passes, but the referees make their decisions..”