This has only happened once before.United States striker Folarin Balogun was given a red card at the World Cup, and he won't have to serve the suspension at this tournament.FIFA installed a one-year probationary period for Balogun, and conceptually he could have to serve some kind of punishment after that.But in the near term, he gets to play in the Round of 16 against Belgium on Monday night after everyone assumed he was suspended and out for the match.The news only arrived Sunday, so it's a late jolt for the U.S. as it tries to win in Seattle.It's also nearly unprecedented.Only one other in-tournament red card at a World Cup hasn't been served.MORE: How Folarin Balogun is allowed to play vs. Belgium after red cardHas this Folarin Balogun decision happened before?Back in 1962, Brazil bene