See which teams collect the most bookings — yellow + red weighted, every threshold from 3.5 cards and up.
Cards are weighted: Yellow = 1 point, Red = 2 points. We show average card points per match plus the percentage of matches exceeding 3.5, 4.5 and 5.5 card thresholds. Card data is full-match only — half-time breakdowns aren't reliably available across leagues. High card counts reflect playing style, referee strictness, and league disciplinary culture.
This upcoming cards matches view ranks fixtures by combined card expectancy — both teams' cards per match shown side-by-side with referee context where available. Use it to scout matches where both teams carry high disciplinary records (high combined number), where playing styles clash physically, or where derby/rivalry fixtures are scheduled. Filter by sub-market line (Over 3.5/4.5/5.5) to focus on specific card-threshold scenarios. Pair with our corners matches view to identify high-intensity fixtures.
We blend both teams' historical cards-per-match averages and Over card-line hit rates to produce a combined card-expectancy signal. High combined values indicate fixtures with strong disciplinary expectation on both sides — typically when two physical or rivalry-heavy teams meet.
Over 4.5 is the most commonly quoted card line in football statistics. Over 3.5 surfaces most fixtures with moderate disciplinary expectation; Over 5.5 isolates fixtures expected to be high-intensity. Switch sub-market lines to compare match expectancy at each threshold.
Referees vary dramatically in strictness — some carry cards-per-match averages 50% higher than league norms. Where referee assignment is known, we surface that context alongside team disciplinary records. Strict referee + physical team combinations often signal high-card fixtures.
Each upcoming fixture blends both teams' historical cards-per-match averages and Over card-line hit rates into a combined card-expectancy ranking. Sort the matches table by combined value to surface fixtures with strong disciplinary expectation on both sides — typically when two physical sides or rivalry-heavy teams meet. Switch sub-market lines (Over 3.5/4.5/5.5) to compare match expectancy at each threshold, and check referee context where shown.