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Diego Carlos of FC Nantes recently become part of a controversy when French referee Tony Chapron sent him off by showing a&nbsp;red card in a Frensch Ligue-1 match between FC Nantes and Paris-St Germain.

He admitted on Tuesday that he was left flummoxed after referee&#39;s decision.

&quot;I did not understand at the time what had happened,&quot; the 24-year-old told Nantes&#39; website.

&quot;He fell to the ground and then I looked at him when he gave me a kick on the leg and I said &#39;what have you done?&#39; and then he gave me a yellow and a red.&quot;

In the 87th minute of the match, Carlos unintentionally collided with the match referee Chapron.

The 45-year-old referee stumbled and fell to the ground and kicked Diego Carlos with his right boot and flourished a second yellow card at Carlos.

Watch: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/watch-why-referee-tony-chapron-is-suspended-29673">How French referee Tony Chapron &#39;tackled&#39; Diego Carlos</a>

The red card has since been rescinded, making him available for Wednesday&#39;s match at Toulouse.

&quot;I am very happy that I will be able to play at Toulouse,&quot; he added.

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Diego Carlos of FC Nantes recently become part of a controversy when French referee Tony Chapron sent him off by showing a red card in a Frensch Ligue-1 match between FC Nantes and Paris-St Germain.

He admitted on Tuesday that he was left flummoxed after referee's decision.

"I did not understand at the time what had happened," the 24-year-old told Nantes' website.

"He fell to the ground and then I looked at him when he gave me a kick on the leg and I said 'what have you done?' and then he gave me a yellow and a red."

In the 87th minute of the match, Carlos unintentionally collided with the match referee Chapron.

The 45-year-old referee stumbled and fell to the ground and kicked Diego Carlos with his right boot and flourished a second yellow card at Carlos.

Watch: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/watch-why-referee-tony-chapron-is-suspended-29673">How French referee Tony Chapron 'tackled' Diego Carlos</a>

The red card has since been rescinded, making him available for Wednesday's match at Toulouse.

"I am very happy that I will be able to play at Toulouse," he added.

"He fell to the ground and then I looked at him when he gave me a kick on the leg and I said 'what have you done?' and then he gave me a yellow and a red," says Carlos

Nantes' Brazilian defender Diego Carlos (C) receives a red card from French referee Tony Chapron during the French L1 football match between Nantes and Paris Saint-Germain.

Diego Carlos reacts on French referee's decision

He fell to the ground and then I looked at him when he gave me a kick on the leg and I said what have you done? and then he gave me a yellow and a red, says Carlos