What is a red card?

Answer 1

A red card is a given to a player who has been given two yellow cards for foul or behavior issues. In a worst case a player who has been given a straight red card, has Slide tackled so wrongfully that it has gotten the ref's attention. It can also be given for violent behavior. Example a two footed tackle would be a striaght red if you foul the player. Also punching or kicking a player is a straight red card.

Answer 2

The referee may disqualify a player from a match, an event or a whole competition,

depending on the gravity of the offence.

This is a matter for his judgment but when a player is reported for continuing to misbehave after the award of 2 penalty points the referee would normally disqualify him, holding up a red card.

Answer 3

A red card in soccer (football) means the player or players who receive it will be 'sent off' the pitch and will receive a temporary ban from playing football, on average 1 - 3 games depending on the soccer/football league's rules. The player can not be replaced for the remainder of the game.

To receive a red card in soccer you either have to get two yellow cards, or a straight red depending on the incident. A scenario for a instant red card: If a player is 1-on-1 with a goalkeeper and suddenly a defender does a poor tackle on the player that is a red card (depending on the referee.)

Answer 4

The player have to leave the game, the team can be completet after 2 penalty minutes

Answer 5

It is disqualification from the set.