(Reuters) - Real
Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo has been given a two-match ban following his
dismissal for kicking out at an opponent during their
La Liga clash with
Cordoba last Saturday, the Spanish league said on Wednesday.
Ronaldo was unable to make an impact in the match and his
frustration saw him first lash out with his hand at Jose Crespo, which
the referee missed, and then minutes later kick out at Edimar for which
he was sent off.
Real won 2-1 thanks to a late Gareth Bale penalty and Ronaldo apologised on Twitter after the game.
The Portugal winger has been suspended for Real's next two
La Liga matches against Real Sociedad and Sevilla but will be available
for the derby with Atletico Madrid.
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