Why can't Jarell Quansah play for England vs Argentina? World Cup star's ban explained

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Jarell Quansah will play no part in England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina on WednesdayEngland defender Jarell Quansah will serve the final game of his two-match ban against Argentina. It viewed the Bayer Leverkusen man's tackle as excessive, which meant he missed the quarter-final clash with Norway and a potential semi-final fixture.JOIN US ON FACEBOOK!

Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageArticle 14 of FIFA's code of conduct states that a player would serve a two-game ban for serious foul play. You cannot take decisions on a still in a football match, it’s just not possible, and they did it, of course, against us."Folarin Balogun's red card for the USA against Bosnia & Herzegovina, which was suspended for a year to allow the ex-Arsenal star to play in their round-of-16 clash, prompted controversy across the footballing world.

He established himself at the heart of Leverkusen's defence as they finished in sixth in the 28 Bundesliga, with 28 league appearances to his name.England's 2026 World Cup kitsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Quansah also played a crucial role in England's under-21s' progression to the Euros final last summer.Quansah has proved his critics wrong with assured displays against Panama and Mexico before his red card.