Red card Penalty card

a red card used in several sports , commonly indicates serious offense , can mean player has been removed game , may barred next game well.

a red card used in several different sporting codes. meaning differs among sports, commonly indicates serious offence , results in player being permanently suspended game (commonly known ejection, dismissal, expulsion, removal, or sending-off, personal embarrassment). examples include:

association football: red card shown referee signify player has been sent off. player has been sent off required leave field of play , must take no further part in game. player has been sent off cannot replaced during game; team must continue game 1 player fewer. players, substitutes , substituted players may receive red card. if goalkeeper receives red card player allowed assume goalkeeping duties (teams substitute outfield player goalkeeper if option available). red card shown player has committed serious offense such violent conduct or illegal , purposeful obstruction of goal scoring opportunity opposing team. red card shown player accumulates 2 yellow cards more minor offenses.


for more details, see red card (association football).


athletics: red card indicates athlete charged false start , disqualification has been made.
australian rules football: red card issued against player has accumulated 2 yellow cards on course of match, or has committed serious reportable offence (such striking umpire or kicking opponent). player issued red card may not participate remainder of match; however, unlike sports, player can replaced, although not until length of time equivalent one-quarter (excluding breaks) has elapsed. yellow cards , red cards are, however, not issued in australian football league, highest level of play in australian rules football.
badminton: red card given singles player or doubles pair penalize subsequent infractions after receiving yellow card. counts fault, meaning opposing side awarded point. after second red card, player or pair may disqualified black card @ tournament referee s discretion.
bandy: red card indicates match penalty, i.e. player has been excluded remainder of match , cannot substituted. red card offenses include directly attacking opponent or using abusive language. coach or substitute may penalized red card. in situation, player on rink serves ten-minute penalty, resulting in number of players being reduced one.
canoe polo: red card indicates player has been sent off remainder of match , cannot substituted. red card can awarded if personal attack on player occurs, repeated foul or abusive language, or when award of yellow card disputed or has not had desired effect of causing player control play or attitude. red card awarded when player has received second yellow card reason.
cricket: in december 2016, announced october 2017 cricket umpires given power issue red cards send off players have committed following: “threatening umpire; physically assaulting player, umpire, official or spectator; or other act of violence”.
fencing: red card used indicate fencer has committed offence warrants penalty hit awarded opponent. second , subsequent group 1 offences, group 2 offences , first group 3 offences penalised red card. red card may awarded when, @ second call referee, fencer not present himself on piste ready fence.
field hockey: red card results in player being permanently suspended game. player cannot take further part in game , cannot substituted. unlike other penalty cards in field hockey, red card never given captain team misconduct. in addition colour, red cards in field hockey circular in shape.


a red card shown in handball match



gaelic games: in camogie, gaelic football, hurling , ladies gaelic football red card (irish: cárta dearg) given players serious fouls , violent conduct. player receives 2 yellow cards in single game sent off , receives red card.
handball: red card indicates disqualification of player has committed offense such unsportsmanlike conduct, serious foul play, or receiving third two-minute suspension. red card prevents player playing remainder of match , result reduces number of players available team. red card carries two-minute suspension team, meaning team cannot replace disqualified player until two-minute team suspension has expired.
racewalking: red card indicates competitor s foot failed on ground when rear leg being raised or front leg not straightened when makes contact ground. judge issue yellow card first infraction committed competitor. , if same judge detects second infraction same competitor, red card issued. 3 red cards, 3 different judges, result in competitor s disqualification.
rugby league: red cards not used in rugby league in southern hemisphere referees indicating player has been sent field rest of match 1 extended arm above head index finger pointed in direction of sideline. however, in northern hemisphere, common referee use red card in signaling player has been sent field rest of match, no replacement allowed. possible player receive 7 yellow cards without receiving red card (a player receives 8 yellow cards in match receive red card, results in ejection match). however, referee s discretion @ how bad offenses are, , in these cases, red card may commonly shown second major offense without presence of second yellow card.
rugby union: red card used indicate player has been sent off , can take no further part in game. cannot replaced, leaving team 1 fewer player remainder of game. during international matches, player commits offense under law 10 – foul play may shown red card. red cards issued serious offenses. player receiving second yellow card in game automatically shown red card.
volleyball: red card can issued referee first instance of rude conduct. recorded on scoresheet , results in loss of service (if applicable) , penalty point opposition. rude conduct category of sanction punished red card alone, , results in loss of service (if applicable) , penalty point. sanctions of expulsion , disqualification, red , yellow card shown simultaneously, held in 1 hand, or separately in each hand, respectively.




two man (beach): rules vary in 1 aspect six-a-side competition. red card shown first , second offense of rude conduct in same set. recorded on scoresheet, resulting in loss of service (if applicable) , penalty point opposition. otherwise procedural use of cards same six-a-side.




water polo: red card issued coach or player on bench second incident of misconduct after receiving yellow card or severe unsporting conduct. person receiving red card must leave competition area.




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