Wayne Rooney received a red card in the 2006 World Cup quarter-final against Portugal. This incident occurred on 1 July 2006.

What happened?

The red card was given to Rooney for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho.

Why it matters for Wayne Rooney

Rooney's red card had significant implications for England's chances in the tournament.

The match ended with Portugal winning 3-1 in a penalty shootout, after the game had finished 0-0 after extra time.

What comes next?

Rooney has spoken about the incident, stating he would have done the same to get an opponent sent off.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Rooney's then-Manchester United team-mate, was also involved in the incident, and Rooney has discussed the reaction of the Portuguese player.

The 2006 World Cup was a significant tournament for Rooney, who was just 20 years old at the time.

Rooney's red card was a major talking point in the aftermath of the match, with many debating whether the decision was harsh.

The incident has been remembered as one of the most notable moments of Rooney's career, and he has spoken about it in interviews since.

The match was played at the Gelsenkirchen stadium in Germany, in front of a crowd of over 45,000 fans.

Rooney has said that he has no regrets about the incident, and that he would do the same thing again in similar circumstances.

The red card was given by referee Horacio Elizondo, who has since spoken about the decision.

Rooney's actions on the pitch have always been subject to intense scrutiny, and the red card was no exception.

The incident has been analyzed by pundits and fans alike, with many discussing the implications of the red card for England's chances in the tournament.

Rooney has spoken about the pressure of playing in major tournaments, and the need to keep a cool head in high-pressure situations.

The 2006 World Cup was a significant moment in Rooney's career, and the red card incident has become an enduring part of his legacy.

Rooney has since spoken about the importance of learning from mistakes, and the need to move on from difficult incidents.

The red card incident has been remembered as a defining moment of the 2006 World Cup, and one that had significant implications for England's chances in the tournament.