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Encyclopedia: Yellow card

A yellow card is used in many sports as a means of cautioning a player regarding his or her conduct, or indicating that a player is to receive a certain level of punishment. Examples include:

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How to say "Yellow card" in other languages:

	(Chinese)	黃牌
	(Japanese)	イエローカード
	(German)	Gelbe Karte
	(French)	Carton jaune

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2004 European Championship (match stats)

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Penalty box

means of a yellow card (though this is not used in Australia). In a standard game of rugby league a...

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Pavel Nedved

because of accumulated yellow cards after being booked in the semifinal. Nedvěd is the captain of...

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Red card

gestures Receiving a second caution (yellow card) in one game In addition to being excluded from... In association football (soccer), a red card is shown by a referee to signify that a player has... use a red card to indicate an expulsion from a game, including handball, rugby union, British rugby...

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Toccer

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Indoor soccer

substitution in shifts. Cards. In addition to the traditional yellow and red cards of association... warning before the issuance of a yellow card. Often, leagues with a third card include a penalty box... card system, it's common for the yellow card to carry with it a penalty box rule. Zones. Because...

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Deco

, he scored 10 goals in 30 games, but still got 17 yellow cards and a red one, and was one of the... shown a very talented, yet truculent "numéro dix", getting as much assists and goals as cards. His...

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Ken Aston

, that he had been sent off, he devised the system of showing a yellow card for a caution and a red card for an send-off (expulsion), which was first used in the 1970 World Cup. In 1966 Aston also... introduced bright yellow linesmen's flags in place of the pennants in the colours of the home team...

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Penalty kick (football)

his side, as is usual for free kicks. The Referee may also caution (yellow card) players for...

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Referee (football)

Aston (deceased, invented red and yellow cards) David Elleray (retired) Phillip Don (retired) Keith...

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