- Ajax won his draw at the Europa League play-off with Union Saint-Gilloise 1-2 (3-2)
- There was a melee combat between both players games during a heated second match
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Can you really judge ineos after 12 months?
Jordan Henderson managed to get a yellow card, while he was not even in the field, since Ajax made his way in the last 16 of the draw in the Europa League.
Henderson began on the bench for the second leg against Union Saint-Gilloise in the Netherlands on Thursday night, to which the Dutch side entered with a 2-0 advantage.
And the local team made life very difficult for themselves, since that advantage was quickly cleaned during a disastrous first half.
Kevin Mac Allister, brother of the star of Liverpool Alexis, headed home in the 16th before Davy Klaasen was sent for deliberate handball and Promise David turned the subsequent penalty.
Things were heated in the second half When Aky Sofiane Boufal refused to deliver the ball.
The thrust and thrust extended to the shelters, where Henderson came running to get involved.
Jordan Henderson received a yellow card while he wasn't even in the field on Thursday
Henderson (fourth right) was involved in a fight between both players games
The midfielder was seen pointing towards the opposition, telling them to continue talking
The melee fight finally calmed down while Henderson could be seen making a gesture of 'continuing to speak' in the touch line.
He was one of several players who showed a yellow letter from referee Chris Kavanagh, a seventh reserve of the season for the 34 -year -old man.
Henderson was still brought to help his team find a winner and did it.
Kenneth Taylor avoided his blushing by converting the second penalty of the game into the third minute of extra time after Christian Burgess handball.