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The European Football Union (UEFA) has accused Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos of deliberately "taking a yellow card" during the UEFA Champions League clash. 39 Ajax Amsterdam this month.
Ramos made a mistake against Casper Dulberg in the 89th minute of the round of 16 in the Netherlands, where the defending champions won 2-1. The 32-year-old defender will miss the second leg on Tuesday.
The EU decided to investigate this incident after Ramos told reporters: "I'm going to lie if I say I was not intentional".
But later, Ramos said: "I was referring to the intent to commit the wrong, the mistake was not inevitable.
"That's why I said I would lie if I said I did not know I would be punished, but I knew I had no choice but to make a mistake. .
"That's what I meant when I said that in football you have to make tough decisions."
The suspension of the return match of Ramos would reduce the chances of a possible absence of more important matches if Real continued his career with the cancellation of all warnings after the quarterfinals.
However, if it is confirmed that Ramos is deliberately warned, he may be suspended twice.
When asked if he knew that the mistake would result in a yellow card and a stop, Ramos replied, "Yes, but I had no other choice. "
Danny Karbakhl of Ramos was punished last season by Real for allegedly receiving a group-wide warning against Cyprus's Apoll Nicosia.
Karbakhl was suspended for the last group match against Borussia Dortmund and the first leg against Paris Saint-Germain.
The European Union will hold a hearing on the Ramos affair on Thursday.
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