USMNT's 2-1 loss to Germany could have been described as hard-fought, but some other teams took it one step further today. Portugal and Chile literally came to blows as Portugal's Rafael Leão punched Chile's Iván Román after an altercation that two players had on the pitch. Both players received red cards for the scrap. Portugal ultimately walked away with a 2-1 victory. ESPN captured some frames of the early jostling: This X account (@TouchlineX) had the connection from Leão on Román (good placement!): Finally, Sky Sport had this shot as well, where the blow looks more openhanded than close-fisted, which could make a difference. Sky also laid out the potential disciplinary measures for the players involved: Rafael Leão was sent off with a red card during the Portuguese national team's friendly match against Chile for violent conduct. The AC Milan winger received the red card just before halftime because he repeatedly shoved his opponent Ivan Morales during a scrum and then knocked him to the ground with a punch to the face. For the final World Cup preparation match on Wednesday against Nigeria, Leão is definitely suspended. In cases of suspensions for serious foul play or violent conduct, the ban can extend beyond test and