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Athenea Del Castillo Pulls Hair of Michelle Cooper, Gets Red Card

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The Real Madrid player was expelled after taking Cooper’s hair two minutes after entering the field. “We’re with her, it wasn’t intended,” he said.

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Real Madrid footballer saw the red card after barely two minutes in the field, in the friendly between Spain and the United States, for grabbing Michelle Cooper's hair

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He certifies his category the Spanish football team captained by Sonia Bermúdez with an entity victory against the United States by 0-2 in the Audi Field of Washington. He highlighted the work of Patri Guijarro and Eva Navarro, with their goals, and also that of Adriana Nanclares, with their stops; in the negative part, that of Athena del Castillo , expelled from the encounter by grabbing a rival from the hair. Interestingly, a few minutes later…

·Madrid, Spain
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Athenea lived a complicated night in the United States-Spain. Real Madrid player ended up expelled after starring in a controversial image in which she grabbed Cooper's hair shortly after entering the field. An action that cost her direct red, curiously minutes before Vinicius did something very similar. It is ... Continue reading "Spain defends Athena after her expulsion by grabbing her hair: "It was unintentional"

·Madrid, Spain
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Real Madrid footballer has seen the red one in the added time of a duel decided in the first quarter of an hour.

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The Real Madrid player was expelled after taking Cooper’s hair two minutes after entering the field. “We’re with her, it wasn’t intended,” he said.

·Madrid, Spain
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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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