Sentences with phrase «yellow card for»

You're unlikely to get a yellow card for eating the «wrong» way round, but stick to a few basic ground rules.

Andile Jali wrapped up the win with a second - half penalty but was then sent off after picking up a second yellow card for inciting the home crowd.

And as for the PGMO... we have the danger that although the new players will have been warned that English refereeing is like nothing else on earth, they rarely believe it until they get a yellow card for going down with an elbow in the face.

As the second half began, Mehdi Banatiua was shown a yellow card for a crude challenge on Alli before Costa forced Eric Dier to concede an early corner that was wasted by Pjanic.

* Red Devils will feel rightly aggrieved at David Luiz getting away with what should have been a second yellow card for a deliberate knock on Wayne Rooney, away from the watchful eyes of the referee.

Chiellini went into the book when he barged into Alli as the Spurs midfielder threatened to get away from him, and Alli was next to see a yellow card for a challenge on Sami Khedira.

Eden Hazard slipped by the ponderous Rafael and the Brazilian was shown a yellow card for tugging the Belgian's shirt.

Debutant Isaac Hayden was awarded a yellow card for a crude challenge on Youssef Mulumbu, which could easily have been red.

Kostas Manolas picked up a yellow card for time wasting in the recent 2 - 1 victory over Cyprus.

He made life difficult when Torino mounted their infrequent attacks, and even got a little more physical than we're used to seeing him, seeing a yellow card for his trouble.

And now Arsenal will lose Song for two games because Walton gave him a yellow card for something that wasn't even a foul.

Navas was issued a yellow card for delaying Griezmann from taking the resulting penalty, and perhaps that did enough to throw off the Frenchman, whose hard shot clanged off the underside of the bar.

Strongly, but if you receive a yellow card for this there would be 10 or 11 yellow cards.

Herrera gettin a yellow card for stopping an Arsenal counter was the last thing worth mentioning.

The biggest blow of the night was probably a yellow card for Diego Costa, which keeps him out of Wednesday's game against Spurs.

Mourinho got animated on the touchline at the referee twice, after he got in the way of a quick counter attack, and after he gave Phil Bardsley just a yellow card for a thumping tackle on Eden Hazard.

Firmino takes a yellow card for the team, pulling back the rampaging De Bruyne.

Michael Oliver correctly booked two players for diving, before giving Angel Di Maria a second yellow card for his daft shirt pull on the referee.

The referee gave a correct foul and a yellow card for this offence.

Apart from one moment where he gave Cazorla a yellow card for... well nothing.

Overall he got a yellow card for it because he was too close and Fuchs would have deserved one as well.

A man who gives our players a yellow card for every 2 fouls and every 9 fouls for the opposition.

Referee Neil Swarbrick then gave Mane the benefit of the doubt by not issuing a second yellow card for Mane grabbing the ball.

The former received a red card in the 23rd minute against the Union, while the referee handed the latter a second yellow card for an ejection in minute 86.

The match got a little rough after the 70th minute, with a few nasty challenges coming in, resulting in a yellow card for Birmingham.

An early yellow card for captain Jordan Henderson gave fans something to worry about.

Bare was booked for protesting about a decision in the 14th minute and immediately received a second yellow card for hurling abuse at Gallego Gambin.

Half - time substitute Marouane Fellaini gave them a physical presence but was lucky to receive just a yellow card for a foul on Bale.

46» Sokratis gets the second half started by fouling Berisha - and drawing the yellow card for his trouble.

He could have passed the ball but that was a yellow card for Herrera and nothing else.

Costa remained involved in the thick of the action and showed his petulant side as he was shown a yellow card for leaving his foot in on Spain international teammates Casillas in the first half.

Javier Mascherano made United's life much easier by getting himself sent off just before half time with his second yellow card for dissent.

«In the end it was a yellow card for the guy who wanted to play football.

In the 68th minute, Danny Murphy was sent off after getting a second yellow card for a foul on Denis Irwin.

For Rafael Benitez's side, who stay ninth, this was an opportunity missed against a team struggling for goals and confidence but the game might have been very different had DeAndre Yedlin been handed a second yellow card for a late challenge early in the second period.

Doucoure earned himself a yellow card for a foul on the energetic wide - man; a free - kick which Tom Ince agonisingly curled over the bar from the edge of the area.

«In the mail addressed to the LFP by Nice to ask for the yellow card for Mario Balotelli to be rescinded, the player and the club have emphasised the referee's very good behaviour on a human level vis - a-vis the player.

Having not watched it back on television, I could be wrong, but from my position in the stadium, it's not even a foul let alone a second yellow card for the Frenchman.

Willock gets a yellow card for a late kick on a Bayern player.

Some moments later, Eden Hazard received a yellow card for bad foul.

Jose Mourinho is adamant his Chelsea players do not dive despite Ramires becoming the second Blue in successive games to be shown a yellow card for si -LRB-...)

Sturaro saw a yellow card for putting up a roadblock on Salah, but Juventus generally looked more comfortable against his pace and trickery than earlier in the game or most of the first leg.

Villa's awful afternoon got even worse with five minutes left, as Alan Hutton received a second yellow card for a bad foul.

Ok a Chelsea perspective First at worse it was a yellow card for Mikel in reality both players were out of control going for the ball the irony is had the foul been given then the penalty incident, which was in the same phase of play wouldn't have happened.

The referee immediately pulled out a yellow card for the defender, Francesco Vicari, and then a five - minute delay ensued as the referee sought video assistance to determine if the foul occurred inside or outside the area.

Sacko did well to run straight at the Burnley defence in the 84th minute, resulting in a free - kick for Leeds and earning a yellow card for Kevin Long, who brought Sacko down with a rugby tackle.

Was solid and reliable despite picking up a yellow card for a rash challenge.

Dean went over to Bellerin to give him a yellow card for the small foul two minutes earlier.

That certainly would have warranted at least another yellow card for Kompany»

Leeds wasted an early free kick as Lasogga kicked into the wall in the 4th minute after Ipswich's Jordan Spence got a yellow card for a bad tackle on Samu Saiz.