Why Rodri, Manchester City’s No. 16, Will Be Back in Action After Just Two Missed Games

Rodri’s recent red card in Manchester City’s 2-0 victory against Nottingham Forest has garnered attention, but fans can expect to see him back in action after just two games. Here’s why:

No arm around the shoulder - Man City manager Pep Guardiola counts the cost  of Rodri red card | The Independent

Rodri’s suspension is for three games, but it only applies to domestic matches since he received the red card in a Premier League game.

Pep Guardiola takes Rodri to task over red card as key Man City man set to  miss Arsenal showdown

His first absence will be in the Carabao Cup clash against Newcastle United on Wednesday. He will also miss the Premier League match against Wolves on the following Saturday.

What happened to Rodri? First red card of his career... 27 seconds into the  second half! | Marca

However, his domestic ban will conclude after the Premier League game against Arsenal on Sunday, October 8th.

Angry Pep Guardiola tells Rodri to 'control himself and his emotions' after  his red card against Nottingham Forest threatened to derail Man City's  perfect start to the season | Daily Mail Online

Rodri will be available for the UEFA Champions League match against RB Leipzig on Wednesday, October 4th, just before his domestic ban ends.

Man City star Rodri to miss crunch Arsenal clash after moment of madness |  talkSPORT

It’s worth noting that Rodri’s suspension only affects domestic games, so he remains eligible for European clashes.

Pep Guardiola blasts Rodri and referee for red card vs Nottingham Forest

While his absence in domestic matches is a setback for Manchester City, they will have him back for what appears to be a challenging encounter against RB Leipzig in the Champions League group stage, where RB Leipzig is one of the tougher opponents in comparison to Red Star Belgrade and Young Boys.

Man City 2 Nottingham Forest 0: Haaland and Foden strikes see City cruise  to victory but Rodri receives idiotic red card | The US Sun