Sentences with phrase «yellow card at»

Coquelin should have been sent of for a second yellow card at least twice

Referee Dermot Gallagher only showed Ben Thatcher a yellow card at the time but the FA would later hand him an eight - match ban with a further 15 games suspended for the next two years.

Take Flamini out and bring in Chambers — Flamini had a yellow card at the time anyways and he'll be more cautious.

Clear yellow card at least but the ref gave nothing.

The boss would normally turn to Calum Chambers who has showed his precocious ability at right back and in the middle, but the youngster is suspended after picking up a 5th yellow card at Chelsea.

Yes Ronaldo's kick did not connect properly and Alves did not make much of a fuss, but that is violent conduct and deserving of a yellow card at least.

The official wasn't having any of it though as he brandished the yellow card at the England international which in turn queued the reaction on Twitter.

Whether it was bias to United or simply, as some pundits have labeled it, rank bad refereeing, the decision to senf off West ham's Feghouli for an early clash with Phil Jones that was a yellow card at best and probably more so for the United defender, has become a huge talking point.

Diego Costa and N'Golo Kante are both out here, after picking up yellow cards at Crystal Palace last weekend.

Not exact matches

I think every mom in the PTA at the time has a yellowed index card of this recipe floating around somewhere.

IBRAHIMOVIC IN THE STANDS Top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic earned a fifth yellow card of the season in United's 3 - 1 win at Swansea last time out and that means the Swede will miss Saturday's match as he serves a one - match ban.

But there is another big reason why I think that Jack should not start and that is the fact he is on four yellow cards in the Premier League and our next game is at home to Manchester United.

Skrtel did not actually get on the pitch at St Jakob - Park — although he was still shown a yellow card for dissent to the assistant referee — because he has fallen down the pecking order since Christmas.

I believe Wenger and our players need to get better at the little things, deceiving, taking players down at the right time, knowing when a yellow card is the safer of two bets, or even at times red.

What has happened to the times before when we hardly gave a monkeys about these distorted stats, all of a sudden we are looking at stats that don't tell you anything that matters, the only stats we we were shown after each games were; possession, goals scored, shots made, clear cut chances, assists, corners, yellow cards, red cards.

For starters one big miss will be Zlatan Ibrahimovic who happily picked up his fifth yellow card of the season in the Swansea City game and made sure he wouldn't be able to torment the man that wanted him to do a trial at Arsenal..

At 1 - 1 in the return leg, Robin van Persie was then controversially shown a second yellow card in the 56th minute before Barcelona scored two goals against 10 men to win on aggregate.

That all threatened to change when Aguero got past Aurier just before the half hour mark and goalkeeper Kevin Trapp was forced to leave his goal to make a desperation challenge to keep Aguero at bay — but his tackle was clumsy at best, bowling the striker over and handing Manchester City a penalty, while earning himself a yellow card that could easily have been a red.

On Sunday, the Frenchman was substituted in the sixty - fourth minute at Crystal Palace, a decision based on the yellow card that Coquelin had picked up in the forty - first minute after a foul on Wilfried Zaha.

The last time was after Atkinson missed a clear penalty on Mertesacker while giving Arsenal players soft yellow card when we lost at Tottenham almost exactly a year ago.

You look at what really happened, and the guy behind the line gives the penalty and the red card when the referee had given a yellow.

I'm willing to bet one or both of those guys have a yellow - card accumulation suspension somewhere in those 10 games, and we are going to be left with Zemanski taking over the D - mid spot, with Olum at CB.

Well at least one yellow card lol I think he will be fine tbh.

was not letting Chelsea intimidate him at any point and earned his expected yellow card although others may have deserved it more.

Despite the Premier League season being just eight matchweeks old, these players have already picked up at least three yellow cards.

Bakayoko showed his recklessness at Vicarage Road tonight as he somehow got himself two yellow cards after just 29 minutes, the second of which came as a result of a poor first touch from him to lose the ball in the first place.

On Wednesday, when the Gunners face Chelsea at the Emirates we will have another ref from Manchester in Anthony Taylor, who is thought to be a much more even - handed and careful whistle - blower, and we can happily say that Taylor has only been in charge of one Arsenal game this season in which we easily beat Bournemouth 3 - 0 and we got through the whole 90 minutes without sustaining even one yellow card.

& if they do drop 2 or 3 points against Man U Yellow card for either Matic or Fabregas then they get a suspension (although I'd rather beat them at full strength) Then we beat them 3 points dropped Win there game in hand against Leicester I think they'll drop points against Liverpool and or Crystal Palace the way there playing so say they win one lose one.

This season Taylor has already reffed 18 matches and is yet to give out a red card, but has shown 72 yellows, at an average of 4 per game.....

Dybala gets a yellow card for diving and Ronaldo did it at least 4 times in the 1st half yesterday and gets nothing.

With Philippe Coutinho suspended for this clash after picking up two yellow cards against West Ham United last time out, his compatriot Firmino will likely be handed the task of being their chief creator at Old Trafford.

Both Flamini and Coquelin too many times sit too deep allowing the opposition time and space to run at them with pace giving themself no other options than to foul players and pick up yellow card.

Now, looking at this from a purely objective view, it was a foul, he lead with his arm, made a very heavy contact with Bellerins face before he got to the ball, anywhere else onthe field it would have been a free kick and a yellow (at least card).

-- How the referee didn't clamp down on Stoke fouling, often not giving a foul at all, when in actual fact a lot of Stoke fouling was not accidental but «professional» and deserved a yellow card.

Six yellow cards and two reds were dished out as Oscar's Shanghai SIPG side literally battled their way to a 1 - 1 draw at Guangzhou R&F.

Elsewhere, if you reckon England's silky skills will frustrate the visitors, Estonia can be had at 1/2 with Marathonbet to receive the first yellow card.

Moreno was not even shown a yellow card for the incident and the official for the game at the Philips Stadion Nicola Rizzoli pointed for a corner and Poll has been left incensed with that decision:

Ok so Aston Villa were the underdogs but look at the fuss made out of a possible disallowed penalty and free kick outside the area for AV on the BBC, when Ozil was clearly brought down inside the penalty area, but didn't make a fuss about it, got up and carried on, Bellerin was smacked by Agbonlahor with what looked like a forearm smash, or possibly an elbow in head and was down for a while, when the ball was on it's way, but hadn't even reached him and we weren't even allowed a replay by the BBC, let alone a comment on a possible penalty / free kick / yellow card.

I'm guessing Wenger will want Elneny to get some minutes at some point, maybe after Xhaka gets his usual yellow card?

Tottenham received a Premier League record nine yellow cards last night, while further bans are expected for Erik Lamela and Moussa Dembele for their parts in some disgusting scenes at Stamford Bridge.

Am judging him base on his overall style of play and the way he has played for the past 2 years at Borussia monchengladbach and the sheer volume of yellow cards given to him in matches for poor tackles.

At times, it's his naivety that has seen him pick up 5 yellow cards already, and he, more than anyone else, would want to tighten up on the disciplinary side of his game.

Firstly I do nt think It was a bad tackle perhaps a yellow look at the amount of bad tackles Arsenal suffered through the years and beside that tackle was important he had to do it to fix the situation he took one for the team I am sure it was not worth a red card I like xaka and his strength and mind frame

We certainly shouldn't have been 3 yellow cards and a penalty down at the end of the first half.

2 goals up at the half time what do we need more Ozil scored, Ox scored, Yea Flamini has a yellow card, that will keep him limited at least.

The problem with Xhaka is this, he tend to sit deep in his own half allowing the opposition players time and space to get a good run on him and hence test his sluggish acceleration and pace, his also not prepared to get engage with one on one chase with attacking players who runs at him with the ball, he tend to foul the opposition player and get yellow or even worst red card on a consistent bases.

My Man Of The Match must be Chambers — although he sullied his performance by getting a silly fourth yellow card in his four starts when pulling Aaron Lennon's shirt for no reason at all...

We need another top quality centre back like Van Dijk / Manolas / Tah / De Vrij because Mertesacker won't be a regular and is retiring at the end of the season, Koscielny is ageing and has injury problems, Chambers seems like he may leave, Gabriel is injured rn and is inconsistent, Holding is class but still quite inexperienced and Mustafi picks up loads of yellow cards.

Looked a little frantic at the start and earned a yellow card for a foul on Hazard early on, but looked good going forward again and was bizarrely tasked with marking the striker for corners.

As it was a friendly the referee was lenient because Brazil would have had a lot more yellow cards and probably at least one red for the constant fouling of Alexis and others that stopped Chile from building and sustaining momentum.