ATLANTA (AP):England defender Jarell Quansah was handed a two-match suspension yesterday for his red card offence against Mexico in the World Cup round of 16.That means Quansah will miss England’s quarterfinal match against Norway in Miami Gardens on Saturday and also the semi-finals if Thomas Tuchel’s team advances.Quansah was sent off in the second half of England’s 3-2 victory against Mexico on Sunday for a dangerous foul on Jesus Gallardo.FIFA confirmed the two-match suspension for serious foul play.England forward Bukayo Saka said the decision was “incredibly frustrating”.FIFA’s handling of red-card punishments has come under intense scrutiny after its disciplinary committee suspended the one-game penalty of star United States striker Folarin Balogun after President Donald Trump intervened and contacted FIFA President Gianni Infantino.Infantino defended the independence of FIFA’s disciplinary committee and insisted that the Balogun case was properly handled.“We’re not here to complain. We just need to adapt and pick a team that’s ready to beat Norway,” Saka said.RIGHT BACK SAGA CONTINUESQuansah’s prolonged extension is the latest issue for Tuchel to contend with at right back.First choice Reece James has not played since England’s second game of the tournament against Ghana due to a hamstring injury.His backup, Tino Livramento, was sent home before England even kicked off their campaign after injuring his calf. Tuchel opted to call up a centre back in Trevoh Chalobah as his replacement rather than going for a specialist right back.It meant that Quansah, who usually plays in central defence, has taken on the role of deputy to James.Tuchel faced questions before the World Cup for leaving out Real Madrid right back Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is widely regarded as one of the top players in Europe.