Revealed: The dirtiest teams in League Two, the club yet to get a red card all season and where Crawley Town, Northampton Town, Swindon Town and Leyton Orient rank

Keeping your discipline is key in any sport if you want success to come your way.

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?

We’ve got all the answers here, courtesy of the transfermarkt.co.uk website.

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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Rebecca Welch shows a yellow card to Tom Conlon. Photo: Getty Images

Referee Carl Boyeson shows Jack Sowerby of Northampton Town and Alex Gilliead of Bradford City a yellow card. Photo: Getty Images

Harrison McGahey is shown a yellow card by referee Brett Huxtable at the the final whistle. Photo: Getty Images

Referee Graham Salisbury takes the name of Jennison Myrie-Williams of Tranmere Rovers. Photo: Getty Images