UEFA have suspended Manchester United defender Eric Bailly for three games following his red card in their Europa League semi-final, second leg game with Celta Vigo.
Bailly was at first handed a one-match restriction complying with a brawl in the last mins of the 2nd leg at Old Trafford that ruled him from the triumph over Ajax in the last.
The Ivory Shore worldwide was sent after clashing with Celta’s previous Manchester City demonstrator John Guidetti, with Facundo Roncaglia consequently red carded for revenge.
But following a UEFA hearing, Bailly’s ban has been included 3 games, suggesting he will miss out on the Super Cup versus Real Madrid in Macedonia on August 8 and also United’s initial game of the Champions League team stages.
The 23-year-old played the first half of United’s International Champions Mug success over Genuine Madrid in The golden state, with Jose Mourinho’s side winning 2-1 on penalties after the pleasant finished 1-1 after 90 mins.
United now play Barcelona in the last in the early hours of July 27, prior to handling Valerenga as well as Sampdoria in more friendlies before their Extremely Mug clash with Genuine Madrid.
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