In the early days, the umpires verbally condemned the violations committed by the players in football matches. It was at the 1970 World Cup that cards with colour code were first used for violations.
The Football World Cup is being held in Qatar in a grand manner. Everywhere there is talk about football. However, football is not as familiar to us as cricket. Many of the rules of football are hard to understand. This section on 'Basics of Football' is intended to simplify and explain them.
Warning: This section is for people who know football only by the name of Messi-Ronaldo. Those who are familiar with the above information can go to watch the matches without wasting time.
In the early days, the umpires verbally condemned the violations committed by the players in football matches. It was at the 1970 World Cup that cards with a colour code were first used for violations. The players will be given a yellow card as a warning. Whereas in case of a red card, the player has to leave the field immediately. Let's take a look at the reasons for which the yellow and red card is issued.
The story of the formation of the yellow and red card:
Argentina and England faced each other in the quarter-finals of the 1966 World Cup. Antonio Upaldo advised a player named Ratin to be ruled out by the umpires due to bad behaviour. But he did not leave and argued with the umpire. It was only after a while that he left. Many similar incidents took place in this series.
To regulate this, a new plan was invented by Ken Aston, who was in charge of overseeing umpires at the 1966 World Cup. Since a wide variety of languages were spoken by the players playing in the World Cup, the players did not understand exactly what the umpire was going to say during the match. In order to address this deficiency, the system of issuing red cards and yellow cards was introduced. Red and yellow cards were first used in the 1970 World Cup.
Yellow Card :
The yellow card is used to warn players of bad violation behavior on the field. Taking off the jersey and rotating after scoring the goal. Shouting in front of him against the decision given by the referee. Delaying a free kick or penalty shot.
Similarly, a yellow card will be issued when the opponent is not at a gap of 10 yards during a free kick and the players go in and out of the field without the umpire's permission after the start of the game.
Red Card :
A red card will be issued in case of a serious violation on the field. The player has to leave the field immediately. If Paul happens badly twice,
A red card will be given for violent incidents such as kicking, punching, hitting with the elbow, hitting the knee or attacking the opponent.
Red cards will be issued to players who indulge in violent speeches and hurting their feelings. Similarly, a red card will certainly be given for deliberately using the hands to block the opponent's goal goal. A player who gets a red card doesn't have a chance to play in the next match.
Sometimes if the goalkeeper is given a red card, one of the other players becomes substituent and another goalkeeper is substituted.
Green Card :
Like the yellow and red cards, the green card has also been used in football and the umpires used the green card to call for medical assistance in case players were hit on the field. This green card has not been used since the 2004 World Cup.
In the 2006 World Cup in Germany, 4 red cards and 16 yellow cards were awarded in the match between Portugal and the Netherlands. This is one match that has bought the most cards in the World Cup.
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