Last Season's Top 10 Most Disciplined Clubs In Europe
On and off the pitch, unruly and unsporty behavior among football players has risen drastically. There is far too much unlawful tackling and unwelcome refereeing. At the end of the game, some of these players are sent off the field.In this post, we'll look at the top ten most indisciplined clubs in Europe based on the amount of red cards they received last season.
1. Atletico Madrid: Due to the number of sending offs (red cards) they received last season, Atletico Madrid was named the most indisciplined club in Europe. According to the information gathered, they had a total of 12 send-offs.
Fiorentina is the second place finisher (10 sending offs in 44 games)
Metz is number three (9 sending offs in 39 games)
4. Getafe: Getafe was Europe's fourth most indisciplined club last season. In 40 games, they had a total of nine sending offs.
5. Venezia: Last season, Venezia was Europe's fifth most indisciplined club. In 41 games, they had a total of nine sending offs.
Montpellier is number six (9 sending offs in 41 games)
Valencia is number seven. In 46 games, there have been nine red cards.
8. The city of Roma (9 sending offs in 55 games)
9. Reims Stade (8 sending offs in 41 games)
Spanish - 42 games, there have been eight sending offs.
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