article_snippet: However, Uefa have told Sportsmail that clubs can only appeal red cards if clubs believe the referee has mistaken the identity of the offender.
article_snippet: All red cards picked up in European competitions carry an automatic one-match ban which may be increased to three after a disciplinary panel reviews footage.
article_snippet: Uefa says a disciplinary panel will study the case at Uefa March 19 meeting.
article_snippet: If they decide to extend the ban, then PSG can launch an appeal against the additional matches but not the first.
article_snippet: In England, the situation is different.
article_snippet: Clubs are allowed until the end of the next working day after the match in question to lodge an appeal against a decision regardless of whether the referee has identified the correct offender.
article_snippet: Clubs then have a further 24 hours to supply evidence.
highlights_snippet: Uefa have told Sportsmail that a red card can only be appealed if a club believes the referee has mistaken the identity of the offender .
  