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Shearer defends Awoniyi after Brighton red
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Premier League legend Alan Shearer has defended Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi
Shearer questioned the decision to show Awoniyi a straight red card against Brighton
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- Shearer defends Awoniyi after Brighton red
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What's Next
Expected Outcomes
- Potential appeal or review of the red card decision
Why It Matters
Impact on Awoniyi's and his team's future matches
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