Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti said Vinicius Junior s two match received after his sending off against Valencia in La

Real Madrid have claimed that racial abuse provoked the reaction of Vinicius Junior that led to his red card against Valencia.  Los Blancos have appealed his suspension, and cited discrimination as

Vinicius Junior was sent off in Real Madrid's recent win over Valencia, and while La Liga handed him a suspension, the Spanish giants have a very good reason to celebrate the decision. Last Friday, Real Madrid secured a crucial victory against Valencia,

Vinicius Junior will miss a number of games after La Liga confirmed his suspension following his red card incident against Valencia on Fri 3.

Real Madrid were made aware that Vinicius Junior had received a two-match La Liga suspension, following his red card against Valencia last weekend. It means that the 24-year-old will be

Real Madrid will be without Vinícius Júnior moving forward after the winger received a straight red card against Valencia. Tensions reached a boiling point for Vinícius Júnior at the Mestalla. What started as a sluggish night for Real Madrid ended as a disaster for the Brazilian.

The Brazilian winger shoved goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski in the back of the neck after he had been pushed by the Los Che stopper.

Carlo Ancelotti has outlined Real Madrid's next action about Vinicius Junior's needless red card against Valencia. The Brazilian was sent off for violent conduct.

Vinicius Junior was red-carded for shoving Valencia goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski during a dramatic come-from-behind victory for Real Madrid at Estadio de Mestalla to secure top spot in LaLiga. The Brazilian star,

Vinicius Junior has yet to find out if he is going to receive a match suspension - or how long it might be - following his red card against Valencia.

Vinicius Junior has been given a two-game suspension for violent conduct after he was sent off against Valencia. Vinicius Jr was shown a straight red card for pushing goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski during the second half of Madrid’s 2-1 La Liga win at Valencia on Friday.