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Bayern Coach Calls for Hair Pulling Review

Josep Barcala suggests a discussion is needed about hair pulling in women's football after a contentious red card in Bayern Munich's Champions League draw with Barcelona.

25 Apr 2026 · 25 Apr 2026·2 sources

According to ESPN FC, Bayern Munich coach Josep Barcala believes a review of hair pulling in women's football is necessary after a red card was given to Franziska Kett in the 1-1 Champions League semifinal first leg draw with Barcelona. The incident occurred at the Allianz Arena on Saturday.

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