Ex-Premier League star sent off 37 SECONDS after coming on against Real Madrid

FORMER Premier League star Allan Nyom was sent off just 37 seconds after coming against Real Madrid.

The ex-Watford and West Brom defender came off the bench for Getafe in Sunday’s feisty LaLiga clash.

But the game quickly descended into chaos when Nyom was shown a straight red card almost immediately.

With the game level at 0-0, the right-back was introduced with just over 13 minutes left of normal time.

He immediately found himself locked in a battle with Real’s pacey left-winger Vinicius Jr.

And it was the Brazilian who came out on top during their first tussle.

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Vinicius Jr looked to make a darting run off the ball, which would have taken him past Nyom.

The defender knew he had been beaten and clumsily stuck an arm out.

But this saw Vinicius fly straight into him, with the winger landing hard on the ground before rolling around in pain.

The referee immediately charged towards the pair.

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And despite Nyom pleading his innocence, the red card was quickly produced.

It caused chaotic scenes as several Getafe subs charged towards the pitch to confront the ref.

Nyom and his teammates were pulled away after being left incensed by the decision.

But it made little difference as the veteran was given his marching orders.

At the same time, a clash broke out between Jude Bellingham and Getafe’s manager Jose Bordalas.

The pair exchanged angry words, with Bordalas going a step further by shoving Bellingham and saying: “You talk too much, go away.”

Getafe’s night soon went from bad to worse as Real took an 80th minute lead through Kylian Mbappe.

Shortly after they were reduced to nine men when Alex Sancris received a second yellow.

Fans were quick to react to Nyom’s disastrous cameo, with one saying: “Madrid undercover agent.”

Another declared: “Bro dropped a stinker.”

Nyom joined Watford in 2015 from Udinese following a SIX-YEAR loan spell at partner club Granada.

He featured 37 times for the Hornets but left after a year for West Brom.

Nyom racked up 67 games for the Baggies but was ditched in 2018 following their relegation to the Championship.

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He joined Getafe in 2019 and spent two years with the Catalans before a move to Leganes.

After three years away, he rejoined Getafe last year and is still going strong ahead of his 38th birthday in May.