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Kylian Mbappe’s Brother, Ethan Gets Red Card in UCL Match Against Real Betis

  • On Tuesday, Lille midfielder Ethan Mbappe received a straight red card during his team's Champions League match against Real Betis after a VAR review confirmed he elbowed Brazilian defender Natan in the face.
  • The incident occurred in the 55th minute shortly after Betis took a 3-2 lead, with replays showing the teenager elbowed Natan after the defender presumably triggered him with verbal comments.
  • At 19 years and 253 days, Mbappe became the youngest player to receive a red card in the Champions League for a French club. He had earlier assisted Japan international Ayase Ueda's opening goal.
  • Real Betis secured a 3-2 victory in the opening match of the new Champions League season, with Lille unable to recover after the midfielder's expulsion in their group stage debut.
  • Ethan's older brother, Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe, scored in a 2-1 victory over Inter Milan, marking a mixed day for the Mbappe family on the football field.
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Mbappé brother sent off for elbow

Lille’s Ethan Mbappé has been sent off for catching a Real Betis player with his elbow.

·North Sydney, Australia
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POGLEDAJTE snimku.

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A decisive passer on the first Lille goal, the young French attacker spoiled his debut in the Champions League with a mood gesture worth a red card.

·Paris, France
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Big brother Mbappé scored. Little brother had a total meltdown. Ethan Mbappé, 19, got a red card after a nasty elbow.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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