The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) on Tuesday announced the cancellation of the red card brandished to Real Madrid forward, Vinicius Jnr against Valencia at the Mastella stadium last Sunday.

As announced on Tuesday, the club will also have to close the stand where the Brazilian winger was racially abused for five games after a ruling by the Spanish Football body.

Vinicius was sent off in stoppage time by referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea for striking an opponent following a scuffle with Valencia players, however, the referee failed to spot where Vinicius appeared to be grabbed around the neck.

The Real Madrid Frontman had earlier been racially abused by fans at the Mestalla Stadium, which led to the game being halted for 10 minutes as the player pointed out people who were abusing him in the stands.

“The RFEF Competition Committee considers that the referee’s assessment was determined by the omission of the entirety of the play that took place, which affected the refereeing decision.”

“The fact that he [the referee] was deprived of a decisive part of the facts led him to adopt an arbitrary decision. And this is because it was impossible for him to properly assess what happened.”

Vinicius is now free to play in Real Madrid’s next La Liga game at home to Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday.

However, reports from ESPN confirmed that he will miss the game at the Bernabeu after missing training on Tuesday due to pain in his left knee.