Which game had 17 yellow cards?

Spanish referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz gave 17 yellows in the Netherlands' match with Argentina.

What World Cup game had 17 yellow cards?

If you watched any of the FIFA World Cup, it surely has to. Lahouz is the same referee who handed out 17 yellow cards during the World Cup quarterfinal between Argentina and the Netherlands,which is an astonishing number.

Which game had the most yellow cards?

The most yellow cards were issued in a single World Cup game (16) during the Netherlands vs. Portugal Round of 16 encounter at the 2006 tournament in Germany. The game included four red cards as well. In a FIFA World Cup final, 14 yellow cards have been issued.

Who is the highest yellow card in football history?

Gerardo Torrado- 228 yellow cards

He is known as "El Borrego" ("The Sheep") for his bushy hair. His style of playing is commonly known to be rough in the field but with good recovery of the ball and effective passing abilities. Born in Mexico City, Torrado began his career with UNAM in 1997.

Which player has never got a red card?

Gary Lineker

Not only was Lineker never sent off, but he was never even shown a yellow card. That goes for club and country, by the way - across more than 500 games in total.

Number of Yellow Cards of The G.O.A.T Footballers in The WORLD

Which player has never got a yellow card?

Notably, he never received a yellow or red card during his 16-year career. As a result, he was honoured in 1990 with the FIFA Fair Play Award. In a senior career which spanned 16 years and 654 competitive games, Lineker scored a total of 331 goals, including 283 goals at club level.

Which World Cup game had 18 yellow cards?

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After the drama in the second-half, the total yellow cards in the game reached 18, going past the number of yellow cards - 16 - handed out during Portugal vs Netherlands in the 2006 World Cup, later popularly called the 'Battle of Nuremberg'.

Who has the most yellow and red cards in football history?

1. Gerardo Bedoya. Who has the most red cards in history? The Colombian defensive midfielder is arguably one of the footballers with the most red cards totalling 46.

What is the most carded game in World Cup history?

The 2006 World Cup had the highest amount of red cards: a total of 28 players were sent off (in 20 matches, also a record).

What is the biggest goal difference in football?

"149-0 scoreline sets new record". BBC Sport. 1 November 2002. Retrieved 5 April 2009.

Who got 3 yellow cards to the same player?

The deciding game for the Group F runners-up place, Croatia vs. Australia, saw the English referee Graham Poll mistakenly issue three yellow cards to Croatian Josip Šimunić before sending him off. Šimunić was shown a yellow card by Poll in the 61st minute for a foul on Harry Kewell.

What is the most fouls in a football game?

Paraguay game that was paralysed by a record 78 fouls, a haunting snapshot of just how negative the game had become and how the overworked officials of the 1980s were whistling like ravers from the following decade.

What is the most red cards given in one game?

The infamous "Battle of Nuremberg" at Euro 2006 saw Russian referee Valentin Ivanov administer four red cards and 16 yellows in the round of 16, which is still the most cards shown in any single FIFA tournament game.

How many yellow cards did Argentina get?

The 18 yellows included eight for Dutch footballers, eight for Argentine players, and one each for Albiceste manager Lionel Scaloni and coach Walter Samuel. Remarkably the only man to collect two yellows and be sent off was Denzel Dumfries, and that was after Lautaro Martinez has scored the winning shootout spot-kick.

What is the consecutive yellow card rule in World Cup?

If players receive two yellow cards at the 2022 World Cup, it will result in a one-game suspension. If the player receives both cautions in the same game, they will be sent off and serve the suspension in the subsequent match.

Who has the highest red card in history of football?

Talking about the players who have received the most red cards in football, former Colombia international Gerardo Bedoya sits at the top of the pile. Bedoya has received a staggering 46 red cards throughout his career.

Who has the lowest red cards in football history?

Legendary striker, Raul, played for Real Madrid for 16 years from 1994 to 2010 — making 741 appearances across all competitions. During his glorious career, Raul played a total of 1,044 matches for club and country but astonishingly, never received a single red card. However, he received 46 yellow cards in his career.

Who has the most cards in football history?

1. Gerardo Bedoya – 46. Even Ramos' red-mist episodes pale in comparison to Gerardo Bedeoya, the former Colombia international who became football's king of cards. Nicknamed 'the beast', it was a moniker the midfielder lived up to as he scythed down opponents and collected cards at a record rate.

Do yellow cards get wiped in World Cup?

World Cup yellow card rules

Players are suspended for the next match at the finals if they collect two yellow cards or a red card — but there are points during the tournament when they are given a clean slate regardless of the cards they have picked up.

How many yellow cards can a player get in the World Cup?

If the player receives both cautions in the same game, they will be sent off and serve the suspension in the subsequent match. But players can also receive a suspension after accumulating two yellow cards across separate matches.

How many yellow cards were given in the 2014 World Cup?

Total number of yellow cards: 187 cards. Total number of red cards: 10 cards. Highest Foul: Brazil.

Who has never missed a free kick?

Ledio Pano (50+)

Midfielder Ledio Pano is one of the only players in football history to take over 40 penalties and score every single one of them. The likes of Herea can be debated with a lack of official data, while players like Rickie Lambert and Le Tissier ended up missing towards the end of their careers.

Which football player has no goal?

Carlos Kaiser

Is it possible for a striker not to score a single goal in his entire career? Well, Carlos Kaiser is the only striker who never scores a goal during his career as a footballer. Throughout his entire career of about 25 years across nine football clubs.

Which footballer has never been sent off?

Gary Lineker never received a yellow or red card. It's one of those amazing statistics in football that you struggle to believe is real, but alas, the legendary England striker managed to stay out of the referee's book across a professional career spanning 1978 to 1994.