Euro 2024: Georgia thread is madly booked as umpire breaks new laws.

Euro 2024: Georgia's Giorgi Gvelesiani received a ridiculous arranging as umpire used small- known law on Saturday

Giorgi Gvelesiani, a Georgia keeper, was immediately booked as soon as he entered the angle on Saturday, according to Euro 2024 observers.

The 33-year-old center-back was introduced after 81 minutes of play against the Czech Republic, and he only had ten hours to play before being cautioned by referee Daniel Siebert.

With only seconds left to play, Saba Lobjanidze's effort was superbly saved by the northeast European nation, who had a fantastic chance to win the game in the final stages of a entertaining 1: 1 draw.

As the sport approached the last knockouts, Georgia's head coach, Willy Sagnol, made the decision to improve things, but Gvelesiani received a swift punishment. The 33-year-old was deemed" very eager" to join the fray because the options board had not yet been established before he took to the field.

Referee Siebert immediately used the IFAB's Laws of the Game, which states in Law 12.3 that a person may be shown a yellow passport and/or been cautioned for "entering or re-entering the field of play without the umpire's consent."

Greek Gvelesiani does had waited on the outside, leaving the officers with no choice but to chastise his actions at the Volksparkstadion, as the mysterious law split occurred while the Czechs were also making two substitutions.

Georgia are currently bottom of Group F, and they will encounter leading team Portugal in the last game, knowing they must defeat Cristiano Ronaldo and others to have any chance of making it to the knockout stages.

Giorgi Mamardashvili impressed for Georgia on Saturday, with Newcastle United's Premier League side known to like him. The accomplished goalie showed up with a Gentleman of the Match screen, which would have allowed him to show himself more than in the store window.