Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Definition of Red Card in Soccer (Reading Class)

Definition of Red Card in Soccer

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Red cards are one of the most feared objects in soccer and the cause of much angst between both players and fans. Read on to find out more about red cards, how they're used and why they're needed.

    Definition

  1. A red card is a tool used by the referees of a soccer match to maintain order on the field. Players shown a red card must leave the field without a replacement.
  2. Comprehensive Cards

  3. A red card is given to a player who has received two yellow cards.
  4. Flagrant Fouls

  5. Players receive yellow cards for overly aggressive fouls.
  6. Goal Interference

  7. A player will receive a red card if he uses his hands or commits a foul to deliberately prevent a goal.
  8. Conduct

  9. A red card is received when a player spits, becomes violent or overly aggressive or uses offensive or threatening language.

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