Pascal Struijk, the defender for Brighton, has had his red card reversed after a VAR intervention was overturned. This decision allows him to participate in the upcoming match against Crystal Palace. The confirmation comes from multiple sources including BBC, The New York Times, and RFI. The overturning of the red card has been reported by various media outlets, ensuring the information is confirmed.
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