Dias was found guilty of a serious violent foul when he tackled Ashraf and was suspended for 3 games and missed the match against Arsenal.

The latest official news from UEFA is that Bayern's Colombian winger tackled Achraf with a scissor kick during the fourth round of the Champions League group stage against Paris. It was now deemed a serious violent foul, and Dias was suspended for 3 games. Ashraf suffered a serious injury due to this violation. In order to catch up with the African Cup of Nations, the player decided to undergo conservative treatment without surgery. He is expected to be injured for 6-8 weeks.

According to follow-up reports from Bayern and team reporter Falk, Bayern originally expected that Dias would only face a mandatory suspension of one game for this foul. Now Bayern believes that UEFA’s sentencing is too harsh. Bayern has applied to UEFA for written reasons for the penalty and plans to appeal the decision.

Bayern's next four opponents in the Champions League will be an away game against Arsenal, a main game against Sporting CP, a main game against San Giros, and an away game against PSV. Even if Dias is suspended for 3 games, it will not have much impact. Anyway, even if Dias is suspended for 1 game against Arsenal and Sporting CP, he will not be able to attend. However, some of UEFA's penalties cannot be equal. In the same game, Kimmich was hit on the head and the referee ignored it. Real Madrid midfielder Bellingham also committed a scissor-like foul, but he only received a yellow card. It can only be said that Ashraf was accidentally seriously injured, and UEFA severely punished Dias as a warning to others.

In this regard, what do you think of UEFA’s “excessive sentencing” of Dias?