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126 Players that Got Yellow Cards in EURO 2020

July 8, 2021
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By Waliu Adeyeri

Not less than 126 players have got yellow cards in the 49 matches played in the EURO 2020 tournament.

Poland’s defender Grzegorz Krychowiak tops the list of players with most yellow cards in the tournament. He had 3 yellow cards and 1 red card.

A football match is a game governed by rules and regulations. It is a game that does not condone any form of indiscipline from anyone in the field. Players, goalkeepers, and coaches can get a yellow card or a red card for any form of indiscipline.

As the 2020 UEFA EURO tournament comes to an end this Sunday, July 10, 2021 with England facing Italy at the Wembley Stadium. Let’s take a look at the disciplinary actions in the tournament.

So far in the tournament, 49 matches have been played, 144 yellow cards and 6 red cards have been given. 

Among the matches played, only 4 matches were devoid of the disciplinary cards, this brings the average yellow cards received in the tournament (so far) to 3.2 yellow cards per match.

The round of 16 match between France and Switzerland recorded 7 yellow cards – the highest number of yellow cards recorded in a match in the tournament.

Wales recorded 9 yellow cards in its 4 matches played, which is the highest number of yellow cards received by a team in the tournament.

Click here to see the full list of the 6 players that received red cards in the tournament.

126 Players that Got Yellow Cards in EURO 2020
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Here is the full list of the players that received yellow cards in the EURO 2020 Tournament.

Joe Allen – Wales

Matteo Pessina – Italy

Chris Gunter – Wales

Hakan Calhanoglu (2) – Turkey

Mehmet Zeki Celik – Turkey

Cegler Soyuncu (2) – Turkey

Granit Xhaka (2) – Switzerland

Burak Yilmaz – Turkey

Chris Mepham – Wales

Ben Davies – Wales

Mario Gavranovic (2) – Switzerland

Breel Embolo – Switzerland

Fabian Schaer – Switzerland

Kieffer Moore (2) – Wales

Kevin Mbabu – Switzerland

Halil Dervisoglu – Turkey

Fedor Kudryashov – Russia

Thomas Delaney – Denmark

Igor Diveev – Russia

Daniel Wass (2) – Denmark

Mikkel Damsgaard – Denmark

Mathias Jensen – Denmark

Thorgan Hazard – Belgium

Glen Kamara – Finland

Daniel O’Shaughnessy – Finland

Dmitri Barinov – Russia

Magomed Ozdoev – Russia

Georgiy Dzhikiya – Russia

Robin Lod – Finland

Tim Sparv – Finland

Stefan Ristovski – North Macedonia

Visar Musliu – North Macedonia

Ezgjan Alivski (2) – North Macedonia

Tihomir Kostadinov – North Macedonia

Mykola Shaparenko – Ukraine

Darko Velkovski – North Macedonia

Daniel Avramovski – North Macedonia

David Alaba – Austria

Marten de Roon – Netherlands

Daniel Bachmann – Austria

Aleksandar Trajkovski – North Macedonia

Stefan Lainer – Austria

Serhiy Sydorchuk – Ukraine

Dejan Lovren (2) – Croatia

Scott McKenn – Scotland

Jan Boril (2) – Czech Republic

Lukas Masopust – Czech Republic

Adam Hlozek – Czech Republic

John McGin – Scotland

Stephen O’Donnell – Scotland

Duje Caleta-Car (2) – Croatia

Mateo Kovacic – Croatia

Marcelo Brozovic (2) – Croatia

Phil Foden – England

Ondrej Duda (2) – Slovakia

Sergio Busqets (2) – Spain

Jordi Alba – Spain

Milan Skriniar – Slovakia

Marcus Danielson – Sweden

Grzegorz Krychowiak (3 + 1 red) – Poland

Kamil Glik – Poland

Mateusz Klich – Poland

Jakub Modee – Poland

Kamil Jozwiak – Poland

Pau Torres – Spain

Podri – Spain

Robert Lewandowski – Poland

Kristoffer Olsson – Sweden

Martin Dubravka – Slovakia

Vladimir Weiss – Slovakia

Tomas Hubocan – Slovakia

Mikal Lustig – Sweden

Endre Botka – Hungary

Ilkary Gundogan – Germany

Leroy Sane – Germany

Adam Szalai – Hungary

Attila Fiola – Hungary

Hugo Lloris – France

Lucas Hernandez – France

Antoine Griezman – France

Presnel Kimpembe – France

Benjamin Pavard (2) – France

Endre Botka – Hungary

Kai Havertz – Germany

Matthias Ginter (2) – Germany

Ruben Dias – Portugal

Loic Nego – Hungary

Willi Orban – Hungary

Joshua Kimmich – Germany

Declan Rice – England

Kalvin Philips – England

Harry Maguire (2) – England

Roben Gosens – Germany

Dejan Kulusevski – Sweden

Andriy Yarmolenko – Ukraine

Emil Forsberg – Sweden

Artem Dovbyk – Ukraine

Raphael Verane – France

Nico Elvedi – Switzerland

Ricardo Rodriguez – Switzerland

Kingsley Coman – France

Manuel Akanji – Switzerland

Daniel Dumfries – Netherlands

Vladimir Comfal – Czech Republic

Frenkie de Jong – Netherlands

Joao Palhinha – Portugal

Diago Dalot – Portugal

Thomas Vermaelen – Belgium

Pepe – Portugal

Toby Alderweireld – Belgium

Joe Rodon – Wales

David Brooks

Gareth Bale – Wales

Marko Arnautovic – Austria

Giovanni Di Lorenzo – Italy

Martin Hinteregger – Austria

Aleksandar Dragovic – Austria

Silvan Widmer – Switzerland

Aymeric Laporte – Spain

Marco Verratti – Italy

Youri Tielemans – Belgium

Domenico Berardi – Italy

Michael Krmencik – Czech

Tomas Kalas – Czech

Rafael Tolol – Italy 

Leonardo Bonucci – Italy

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