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Question Number: 16344League Specific 8/17/2007RE: Adult Gary of gold coast australia, Queensland australia asks...How many yellow cards can you receive in a season before you get a one match suspension at senior level. Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller That depends on the league. Some leagues as many as you can get while other leagues have a limit.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Jon Sommer English Premiership it is five cautions before a certain date = a one match ban. Different leagues have different rules.
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View Referee Jon Sommer profileAnswer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer In the Central California Soccer League the number is three and a one match ban.
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