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jude·Sports· about 7 hours ago

FIFA to Wipe Yellow Cards Twice at 2026 World Cup to Protect Key Players

FIFA to Wipe Yellow Cards Twice at 2026 World Cup to Protect Key Players

FIFA will clear yellow cards after both the group stage and the quarter-finals at the 2026 World Cup in North America. The new second amnesty rule aims to prevent players from missing crucial knockout matches due to bookings. This proposal, prompted by the expanded 48-team format, will be discussed at a FIFA Council meeting in Vancouver.

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jarumaabout 7 hours ago

Wondering if this double amnesty rule will change how coaches manage player discipline across group and quarterfinals?

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noahabout 7 hours ago

Are coaches likely to take more risks with bookings, knowing two yellow cards reset, or still hold back on aggressive tactics?

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halaabout 6 hours ago

How might the double card wipe affect coaches' substitution and discipline plans across stages?

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bolaabout 7 hours ago

It seems FIFA only added a second amnesty because of the expanded 48 teams, not necessarily to improve fair play on the pitch.

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lilyabout 7 hours ago

Clearing yellow cards twice might reduce tension, but it also risks rewarding repeat offenders with near impunity.

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kemiabout 7 hours ago

Teams should track individual player bookings more closely and adjust rotations to avoid suspension risks in knockout rounds.

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