 "FA Cup: Football Association overturn midfielder Roberto Pereyra's red card after successful appeal from Watford")
Watford midfielder Roberto Pereyra’s red card in their 3-3 FA Cup third round draw against Tranmere Rovers has been overturned by the Football Association (FA), English soccer’s governing body said on Tuesday. [caption id=“attachment_6130381” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  File image of Roberto Pereyra. Reuters[/caption] Pereyra was shown a straight red card for what appeared to be an innocuous-looking tackle on Tranmere’s Kieron Morris last Saturday, resulting in an automatic three-match suspension. However, Watford were successful in their claim of wrongful dismissal and the 29-year-old Argentine will be available for selection starting with their Premier League clash against Bournemouth on Sunday. Watford then face Tranmere at Prenton Park in a replay of their FA Cup clash later this month.
Pereyra was shown a straight red card for what appeared to be an innocuous-looking tackle on Tranmere’s Kieron Morris last Saturday, resulting in an automatic three-match suspension
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