What is the fastest time of receiving a yellow card by a football player?
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I don´t know but the fastest time of receiving a red card was at the 56 seconds in 1986 in the FIFA World Cup the player name is BATISTA and is from Uruguay \n\nThe match was Scotland vs Uruguay
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the yellow cards that players get in previous matches stay with them so lets just say i play today and get a yellow card and then i play again next week i will still have the yellow card from today with me.
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There are two different stages in the World Cup. There is the Group Stage and the Knockout Stage. If you receive a yellow card in the either stage, that yellow card follows you until the end of the stage or until you get another yellow card. If you get 2 yellow cards in seperate games in the same stage, you are suspended for the next game. If you get 2 yellow cards in the same game, you are ejected from that game and suspended for the next game.
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you aren't supposed to get a red card for slikde tackling someone. Maybe a yellow card if it appeared to be on purpose, but not a red card. The ref. gave 2 red cards to the US for slide tackles. The ref was also given probation because he was involved in a scam a few years back.
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yes, he will be suspensed but if a player already received 1 yellow card during the group stage, then it will be forfeited.
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game1. 1 yellow card\ngame2. 1 yellow card\ngame3 misses match\n\nThat is correct.\n\nIf a player get 2 yelow cards in SAME match, equals a red card.\n\nReferee shows the yellow card for second time (indicating is  not a red card directly), and then, bacuase was secod yellow it will show the red card.\n\nStill, a player can recive a red card without having a yelow card first. Or it can recive a red card after the 1st yellow.\n\nWhen a red card is showed, player will miss at least one match, but can be many more, depending on the FIFA judges.
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How many yellows are we up to now?  15?\n\nThink someone from England paid him off to get as many guys suspended for the next match as possible?
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There is a rule against not playing the ball. If one player does not intend to play the ball, he will be booked with a yellow card. \n\nMultiple players can receive a yellow card at the same time. \n\nIt would not be a good strategy.
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Yes, he does!  Not only does he sit out the rest of that game, he also has to sit out the following game.  You can also get suspended for accumulating too many yellow cards in consecutive matches.
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John Avery of Trinidad and Tobago in their match with Sweden. It was for a second yellow card.\n\nThe first straight red card was given to Vladislav Vashchuk of Ukraine against Spain,which resulted in the awarding of the first penalty kick to David Villa.
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Robbie Fowler scored the fastest hattrick in the history of the Premiership when he achieve that feat against Arsenal on 28 August 1994 at Anfield, Liverpool. he scored all three goals in 4 minutes & 32 seconds as Liverpool won the match 3-0.
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the yellow & red cards were only introduced to the FIFA World Cup in 1970.\n\nonly 6 players have been sent-off during the 1962 FIFA World Cup including the two Italian players during the infamous 'Battle Of Santiago' clash between the host naton, CHILE & ITALY in Group 2.
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Wayne Rooney. For bitchslapping a ref who gives him a yellow.
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A yellow card in consecutive games means they will be disqualified from the next game (or two in any one game). A yellow card in game one and another in game three will not disqualify them.
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The fastest sending-off during a World Cup match is Uruguay's Jose Batista, who was red-carded for hacking down Guardian columnist Gordon Strachan after 56 seconds against Scotland during Mexico 86.
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Yellow and red cards were first introduced in the game by British referee Ken Aston and its first major use was in the 1970 World Cup: he actually had the idea whilst sitting in his car waiting at traffic lights. The system of cautioning and sending-off existed prior to 1970; however, the use of coloured cards allows referees to convey their intentions directly regardless of the language spoken. The cards were only made mandatory at all levels in 1992.
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it's at 2:00 PM eastern time saturday, which is 1:00 PM in mississippi.\n\nby the way, you asked your question in a soccer category, that's why no one else answered you. football fans wouldn't see your question unless they were browsing the general sports section like me.