Who is one card away from suspension in the Premier League?
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Several Premier League players who were close to a one-match ban after accumulating four yellow cards have found themselves on much safer ground since the threshold was raised on 3 January.
Until that point in the season, players received a one-match ban for being shown five yellow cards in their side's first 19 Premier League matches.
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But after 19 games, the ban moved to 10 yellow cards - albeit with a harsher punishment. Players who accumulate 10 yellow cards prior to the conclusion of the 32nd game receive a ban of two matches rather than one.
Total yellow cards received before 3 January were carried into the next phase of games, but players on four yellow cards are no longer one card away from suspension until they reach nine yellow cards.
Should any players receive 15 yellow cards in a season, they will acquire a three-match suspension.
Four players are currently one yellow card away from a two-match suspension, and a number of players are also only two bookings shy of a ban.
Wolves' Andre is the joint most-cautioned player in the Premier League this season [Getty Images]Who is close to a two-match suspension?
- Andre (Wolves) - nine yellows
- Yerson Mosquera (Wolves) - nine yellows
- Lewis Dunk (Brighton) - nine yellows
- Joao Gomes (Wolves) - nine yellows
- Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) - nine yellows
- Moises Caicedo (Chelsea) - nine yellows
- Cristian Romero (Tottenham) - eight yellows
- Kyle Walker (Burnley) - eight yellows
- Tim Iroegbunam (Everton) - eight yellows
- Alex Jimenez (Bournemouth) - eight yellows
- Marcos Senesi (Bournemouth) - eight yellows
- Joelinton (Newcastle) - eight yellows
- Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea) - eight yellows
Who is currently suspended?
One player will miss the weekend round of Premier League matches because of red-card suspensions.
- Gabriel Gudmundsson (Leeds United)
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