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PARIS — The body responsible for French soccer refereeing says Monaco defender Wilfried Singo should have been sent off after he gave Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma a bloodied face in their Ligue 1 game last month. Donnarumma's face was cut up by Singo's studs during PSG's 4-2 win at Monaco. Singo's shot was blocked so he tried to jump over the sliding Donnarumma but struck his face. Photos showed a big cut below his right eye. But Singo, who had already been warned, avoided a red card after a VAR check.
