<strong>This video shows Ipswich defender Toto Nsiala being sent off for a committing a horrifically dangerous 10-yard pass.</strong>

The clip shows he got to the ball and passed to a teammate seconds before Sheffield Wednesday's Fernando Forestieri arrived and managed to jump out of the way, saving himself from certain death.



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Within minutes, Wednesday scored against 10-man Ipswich to secure a 2-1 victory and send the Suffolk side to the bottom of the table.

Football referee expert Lorraine Fisher, 34, said: "The Ipswich player could have killed someone passing the ball ten yards like that.

"This sort of dangerous recklessness has to be eliminated from the game.

"Forestieri can consider himself lucky to be alive."

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It was the second time in a week that Ipswich have had a player sent off.

The club will appeal against Nsiala's red card, because it was absolutely fecking ridiculous.

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