Yellow and red cards in soccer operate much like the yellow and red lights on a traffic light. Yellow serves as a warning to slow down and proceed with caution, while red signals a complete stop.

In a recent change by Concacaf, players from the three 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosts — Canada, Mexico, and the United States — ...

Any soccer players from the United States and/or Mexico will not be suspended for the first match of the World Cup if they ...

In the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, even a single yellow card could tilt the balance. Fair play points now carry real weight—and ...

Jacob Shaffelburg may not be available for Canada during its first soccer match of the World Cup. He might be suspended due ...

The yellow and red card system seen in soccer today was first introduced at the 1970 FIFA World Cup. Prior to that, referees could still caution or send off players, ...

Players who earn a red card, or two yellow cards over separate matches, are automatically banned for one Euro 2024 match. As stated, UEFA can decide to impose a longer ban for more serious red ...

A single yellow card will cost a club $12,000, while an indirect red card, resulting from two yellows, will cost $18,000. A straight red card comes with a heavier price tag of $24,000.

Inter Milan and other clubs must pay FIFA a fine for each yellow card that players receive at the Club World Cup. This is confirmed by the tournament’s organizers, via FCInterNews. A first yellow card ...

Objective To study the relationship between potentially game-disrupting incidents (PGDIs; red and yellow cards, goals and injuries) and the injury incidence in football. Design Prospective injury ...

In a recent change by Concacaf, players from the three 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosts — Canada, Mexico, and the United States — can serve that suspension in the team's next international ...