The referee who first applied the "Vini Jr. Law" will officiate the France-Spain semi-final
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- 1. El Salvadoran referee Iván Barton will officiate the France-Spain semi-final.
- 2. Barton had shown the first 'Vini Jr. Law' red card in this tournament on the grounds of covering the mouth.
- 3. The said law was introduced by FIFA to prevent arguments involving racism and abuse.
- 4. This match will be Barton's fourth match experience in the current World Cup.
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El Salvadoran referee Iván Arcides Barton Cisneros will officiate the World Cup semi-final match between France and Spain, which will be played in Dallas this Tuesday. Barton had made a name for himself by applying for the first time the new rule known as the "Vini Jr. Law" in this tournament.
In the group stage, during the match between Paraguay and Turkey, Barton sent off Paraguayan forward Miguel Almirón with a direct red card for covering his mouth during an argument. This rule was introduced by FIFA to prevent arguments involving racism and abuse, and takes its name from the racist incidents suffered by Vinícius Júnior.
The semi-final in Dallas will be the fourth match Barton will officiate in this tournament. The experienced referee, who previously blew the whistle in the Japan-Sweden and Switzerland-Colombia matches, also officiated three matches in the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
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- What is the "Vini Jr. Law"?
- It is a rule introduced by FIFA to prohibit players from covering their mouths in order to hide racist or abusive remarks during arguments in a match.
- Who did Iván Barton first send off under this law?
- Paraguayan footballer Miguel Almirón was sent off for the first time based on this rule for covering his mouth during an argument in the group match against Turkey.
- Where and when will the France-Spain semi-final match be played?
- The match will be played in the city of Dallas this Tuesday, and the El Salvadoran referee Iván Barton will blow the whistle.