The Football Association is considering whether to appeal against England defender Jarell Quansah’s red card during the World Cup victory over Mexico.<\/p>\n
Quansah was sent off<\/a> in the 54th minute of Sunday’s 3-2 win following a high challenge on Jesus Gallardo.<\/p>\n As it was classed as serious foul play, the Bayer Leverkusen defender could face a two-game ban.<\/p>\n The FA is considering its options after United States star striker Folarin Balogun had a red card overturned following intervention from US President Donald Trump.<\/a><\/p>\n Trump asked Fifa to review Balogun’s one-match suspension after he was sent off for a foul on Bosnia-Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic in the last 32.<\/p>\n The 25-year-old was set to miss his side’s last-16 tie against Belgium on Tuesday, but Fifa made the shock decision to suspend the automatic one-match ban for 12 months.<\/p>\n That led to widespread criticism within the game, including from European football’s governing body, Belgium and England boss Thomas Tuchel.<\/p>\n The World Cup does not allow appeals for red cards but Fifa officials invoked the article 27 clause in their rules to suspend Balogun’s ban. <\/p>\n That clause had never been used before at the World Cup. <\/p>\n It effectively allows Fifa to make whatever decision it wants without having to meet any other criteria.<\/p>\n