
In the Brazilian League match between Santos and Bahia, Neymar was sent out of the game with a direct red card after a VAR review on the grounds that he covered his mouth with his hand and said something while arguing with his opponent Rodrigo Nestor.
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The match played between Santos and Bahia in the Brazilian League ended in a 1-1 draw.
In the match played between Santos and Bahia in the Brazilian League, which ended 1-1, Neymar was sent out of the game with a red card for covering his mouth with his hand during an argument with Rodrigo Nestor from the opposing team.
Neymar, who was talking to Rodrigo Nestor before the second half of the match started, put his hand to his mouth and said something to Nestor.
Thereupon, Nestor went to the referee to complain about Neymar. Before the match even started, the referee was called aside upon the warning from VAR. VAR showed the referee the video of Neymar covering his mouth with his hand. As a result, the referee sent Neymar off with a straight red card.

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