Sayed Abu Farhi of Israel was sent off during a match against Austria. He made a gun gesture in celebration. The gesture was deemed unacceptable by match officials. Abu Farhi was shown a red card. The player's team was defeated in the match. The gesture sparked controversy among officials.
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