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Real Madrid's Vinicius red-carded for pulling hair of Villarreal's Saliba

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Real Madrid's Vinicius red-carded for pulling hair of Villarreal's Saliba

Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior was sent off with a direct red card for pulling the hair of Villarreal's Nathan Sabila in their La Liga game on Saturday.

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