UEFA has dismissed Real Madrid's appeal against the ban on Danny Carvalhal's two-match ban. As a result, against the PSG, in the first leg of the last league of the Champions League, the current champions will be out on the field without this right-back.
In December, the Spanish player was banned for two matches, the European Football Association's highest order. The UEFA banned three matches for the Champions League group stage and a match against Apoyo Nicosia and a match against Apoyle Nicosia 6-0.
According to the rules of the Champions League, three yellow cards are required to get a match ban. So before getting two yellow cards and turning the last match of the group stage against Borussia Dortmund, the card game was in the fifth match against Apoyal Carvalahal. As there is no fear of ban on the knockout stage for the previous yellow card.
The Real Authority appealed against the ban on his second match. But on Tuesday UEFA dismisses it.
The next leg of the last sixteen will be held on 14 February in Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu. The next month's return leg will be in PSG's field.