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Ghana and RC Lens midfielder Salis Abdul Samed has apologized to his outfit for red card incident leading to their defeat to Paris Saint Germain in the French Ligue 1.
The Black Stars player received his first-ever red card after just 19 minutes as Len succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to PSG on Saturday evening.
RC Lens, who had a bright start to the game, suffered a setback when their dependable holding midfielder was given a straight red card for a nasty tackle on Achraf Hakimi.
After the game, the Ghana international took to social media and apologized for letting his team down in the highly competitive game.
He also pleaded with the Moroccan right-back, saying he didn’t have any bad intentions.
“Very sad to have abandoned the team in this way. I apologize to those I disappointed and to @AchrafHakimi. I had no bad intentions and I really regret, I apologize to all Lensois ??” He tweeted.
With only 10 players left on the field, RC Lens failed to match the attacking prowess of Parisians.
Kylian Mbappe opened the scoring with a well-placed shot, followed by Vitinha's powerful strike for the second goal. Mbappe and Lionel Messi combined for the third goal, which was finished off brilliantly by the Argentine.
Lens managed to score a consolation goal in the second half, but the outcome could have been different had they played with 11 men, as they were the better side until Salis' rightful dismissal.
Salis, who has been an impressive player for Lens, would be disappointed that his mistake let his team down, as a win would have put them only three points behind the reigning champions.
The Black Stars player received his first-ever red card after just 19 minutes as Len succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to PSG on Saturday evening.
RC Lens, who had a bright start to the game, suffered a setback when their dependable holding midfielder was given a straight red card for a nasty tackle on Achraf Hakimi.
After the game, the Ghana international took to social media and apologized for letting his team down in the highly competitive game.
He also pleaded with the Moroccan right-back, saying he didn’t have any bad intentions.
“Very sad to have abandoned the team in this way. I apologize to those I disappointed and to @AchrafHakimi. I had no bad intentions and I really regret, I apologize to all Lensois ??” He tweeted.
With only 10 players left on the field, RC Lens failed to match the attacking prowess of Parisians.
Kylian Mbappe opened the scoring with a well-placed shot, followed by Vitinha's powerful strike for the second goal. Mbappe and Lionel Messi combined for the third goal, which was finished off brilliantly by the Argentine.
Lens managed to score a consolation goal in the second half, but the outcome could have been different had they played with 11 men, as they were the better side until Salis' rightful dismissal.
Salis, who has been an impressive player for Lens, would be disappointed that his mistake let his team down, as a win would have put them only three points behind the reigning champions.