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Broad Run Girls’ Soccer vs Courtland: Yellow Card Foul
Champions League Violent Match
The Champions League Soccer Game between Chelsea and Barcelona ended up with a storm of bottles and trash thrown down to the players and the referee on the game field.
Chelsea will be fined due to “unsporting behavior” after collecting six cards during the match in Barcelona which final score was a 2 2 draw.
According to a UEFA spokesman, there is an automatic punishment for any team that gets five or more yellow cards in one game. But the amount of the fine will be established until the reports from referee Stefano Farina and UEFA delegate at the game, Wolfgang Thierrichter are ready.
The reports will be examined for comments about the behavior of players from both squads who regularly crowded the referee to push him to make any decisions.
But Chelsea isn’t the only one that is in trouble, Barcelona is too, as their fans started tossing bottles over the Chelsea players.
UEFA will wait to see if the referee Farina mentions Frank Rijkaard’s post-match antics in his report or Jose Mourinho’s elaborate touchline celebrations when Didier Drogba put the ball inside de frame to score the last goal that set the draw.
Now Barcelona is at risk of being the first title-holder to exit the Champions League in the group phase. The game was marked by 10 yellow cards for fouls, arguing and off-the-ball altercations.
Didier Drogba scored in the third minute of added time at the Nou Camp stadium yesterday. Deco and Eidur Gudjohnsen achieved the two goals for the Spaniard team and Frank Lampard scored Chelsea’s other goal.
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In Soccer, what is a yellow card and when would a player get one? ?
also, what is a red card and when would a player get one?
what do each of the cards do?
Firstly my explanation, in football(soccer) when a player commits an action that the ref deems wrong/bad they can either stop play and tell that player to stop doing it or allow player to carry on and tell that player once the ball goes out of play.
Depending on the severity of this action, the ref can give a player a yellow or red card. A yellow card is given to a player when they do a worse than a normal foul/action, so a player may receive a yellow card which acts like a warning to tell them to watch it. In the same game, if a player receives 2 yellow cards that equals a red card; upon receiving the 2nd yellow, the player will see a red card and be immediately sent off.
Some really bad actions/fouls can see a ref give out an instant red card, which is the worst as the player is instantly sent off.
Offences that can (most likely) get a yellow card.
# Anything that can be deemed as unsporting behaviour
# Dissent by word or action
# Persistent infringement of the laws, for example a series of fouls
# Delaying the restart of play
# Not retreating the full ten yards at a free-kick or corner
# Entering or re-entering the pitch without the referee’s permission
# Deliberately leaving the pitch without the referee’s permission
There is also 3 new yellow card offence that is a player taking off their shirt during a celebration (except once the game has ended); fake diving to try and win a penalty/ free kick; and pulling a players shirt.
Instant red cards given out regardless of any previous yellow cards, are usually given for severe foul player like a bad tackle, violent physical conduct and spitting at another player or person.
Handing balling can get a player both yellows or reds, depending on the situation and if this hand ball denies an obvious goal scoring opportunity.
It is at the ref’s discretion when they choose to give a player a yellow or red card, so a player may get away with pulling a shirt for instance, with 1 ref but another ref may give them a yellow card.
Does it seem like soccer aficionados speak a language all their own? It sure seems like it to me, and I’ve been playing the game for over 20 years. I put an article on the front page of this blog to help explain the most common soccer terms in plain English. Hopefully this list will help soccer moms everywhere (and soccer dads too, for that matter)to better understand what their little athlete is talking about! Click Here For Access: Soccer Terms.