Which women's soccer match has produced the most yellow and red cards?

Answer 1

Tomáš Řepka (Czech Republic) got sent off 17 times in his career. He missed UEFA Euro 1996 because of a red card. In 2001 Řepka was sent off during 2002 FIFA World Cup qualification play-off game against Belgium which cost the Czechs the game and subsequently ended in elimination. It was also his last game for the national team. One of his scandals include attacking game officials and TV cameraman in September 2007. He got his fastest red card in the 1st minute of a game. He may have received one more (18th) in a Czech FA Cup game in 1995, but there isn't any available/reliable source.

1x Banik Ostrava (CZE)

4x Sparta Prague (CZE)

5x Fiorentina (ITA)

4x West Ham United (ENG)

2x Czech Republic national team

1x Czech Republic national team U21

Answer 2

A Match in March 2011 between Claypole and Victoriano Arenas in Argetina saw 36 red cards!

Answer 3

It's a tie between Roy McDonough (Walsall, Colchester, Exeter, Southend) and Steve Walsh (Wigan and Leicester). Both got sent off 13 times in their career

Answer 4

It depends on how many get issued. Although, 2 yellow cards equal a red. So for instance, you receive 2 yellow cards in one game you are out for the rest of the game and the next game.

Answer 5

There are currently three players joint on the most ammount of red cards in the premier league: Richard Dunne, Patrick Viera and Duncan Ferguson (on 9 each)

Answer 6

It is difficult to say. But in the world cup final Argentina had two players shown the red card in 1990in Italy.

Answer 7

usa vs england 6 yellow cards