Donnarumma, also goalkeeper in the Italian national team, was left lying on the pitch after the collision after just 17 minutes. His wound was temporarily stitched up and he was forced to leave the match. Ivorian Wilfried Singo received no penalty at all, despite already having received a yellow card.
I don't know if the referee was in a bad position, but in situations like this, VAR must be used, you have to make sure to protect the players, says Paris team captain Marquinhos.
Not giving a red card in a situation like that, it's crazy, he continues.
Singo doesn't seem to have injured Donnarumma intentionally, but went in hard and carelessly into the situation, resulting in him colliding with Donnarumma and hitting him with his shoe on the right side of his face as he tried to jump over him.
Donnarumma was substituted for Matvey Safonov and Paris eventually won the match, in Monaco, 4–2. PSG is still unbeaten in the league.
