Chelsea's Jackson given red card just minutes after coming off the bench
Nicolas Jackson apologized after receiving a straight red card during chelsea 's 3-1 Club World Cup defeat to Flamengo.
Jackson was dismissed just four minutes after coming off the bench for a studs-up challenge on Ayrton Lucas.
This was Jackson 's second red card in only four appearances, having also been sent off in a Premier League match last month.
The sending-off occurred during a calamitous six-minute spell where chelsea conceded two goals, effectively ending their hopes in the game.
Jackson expressed deep regret on Instagram, taking full responsibility for the incident and vowing to learn and come back stronger.
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