Winning a football match with ten men isn’t unheard of, but it certainly makes life a little harder and puts the pressure on those left on the pitch.
But who are the dirtiest teams in League Two? Who has had the most yellow cards and straight red cards?
The league table is in cleanest to dirtiest teams with all stats accurate as of March 5 2022.
A yellow card counts one point, two bookings leading to a red card is three points and a straight red card five points.
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Newport County midfielder Robbie Willmott pushes Mansfield Town midfielder Ryan Stirk before John-Joe O'Toole is set off in the melee.
. Rochdale - 35 pts
Rochdale have not had a single player sent off this season. They have picked up 35 yellow cards.
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. Exeter City - 37 pts
Jake Caprice of Exeter City is shown a yellow card.
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. Harrogate Town - 48pts
Referee Paul Howard shows a yellow card to Jack Diamond. Harrogate have had one player sent off this season.
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. Forest Green Rovers - 49 pts
James Bell shows a yellow card to Jordan Moore-Taylor. The leaders have had 46 yellow cards and one double booking this season.
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. Stevenage - 50 pts
Referee Trevor Kettle prepares to show Elliott List a yellow card.
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. Hartlepool United - 58 pts
Pools have 43 yellow cards and three straight reds to their name this season.
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. Sutton United - 60pts
Dean Bouzanis is shown a yellow card by referee Rebecca Welch.
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1. Rochdale - 35 pts
Rochdale have not had a single player sent off this season. They have picked up 35 yellow cards.
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2. Exeter City - 37 pts
Jake Caprice of Exeter City is shown a yellow card.
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3. Harrogate Town - 48pts
Referee Paul Howard shows a yellow card to Jack Diamond. Harrogate have had one player sent off this season.
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4. Forest Green Rovers - 49 pts
James Bell shows a yellow card to Jordan Moore-Taylor. The leaders have had 46 yellow cards and one double booking this season.
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