The flanker was initially given a yellow card and put in the sin bin for the head-on-head collision before he received his marching orders by the bunker review system. Sending-offs in rugby are ...

A common feature of rugby, referees are able to show a player a yellow card and send them to what is known as the ‘sin bin’. The less severe of rugby’s two card based punishments ...

The International Football Association Board is expected to publish 'detailed protocols' for the institution of "sin-bins ... two blue cards or the combination of a blue card and a yellow card ...

Blue was picked over orange to ensure the card looks distinct from yellow and red, according to the report. IFAB approved a sin-bin trial last November, which would allow referees to penalize ...

Professional footballers could now face being shown a blue card and sent to a sin bin for cynical fouls and ... I think that's what yellow cards are for. I think the current system works well ...

A blue card is set to be introduced in football, with the recipient receiving a 10-minute sin-bin during which they ... two blue cards or if they receive a yellow and blue card.

Two yellow cards equal a red, though especially egregious offenses can warrant direct reds. But with a "sin bin" option, officials could adjudicate a foul as worse than yellow but less severe than ...

A new ‘blue card’ will be introduced as part of the 10-minute sin bin trials in football ... England and Wales but referees have been using yellow, rather than blue, cards.

has been using the yellow card to indicate the offence across 31 leagues for the past five seasons. However, if the sin bin is to move up the levels the IFAB wanted a different colour to be ...

Football’s lawmakers IFAB will discuss new disciplinary rules later today that could see blue cards and sin bins introduced ... the biggest change since yellow cards were introduced for the ...

as would a blue and a yellow card. The IFAB is set to give the go-ahead for the extended sin bin trial in senior levels of the game at its annual meeting on 2 March in Glasgow. However ...