A data visualization from Data of Statistics breaks down the number of red cards issued in each FIFA World Cup tournament from 1930 to 2026. The standout year is 2006 in Germany, which saw 28 red cards , the highest total of any tournament. Italy 1990 (16), France 1998 (22), and Germany 2006 (28) all saw double-digit figures, while Brazil 1950 and Mexico 1970 had zero red cards. The full breakdown: Uruguay 1930: 1, Italy 1934: 3, France 1938: 5, Brazil 1950: 0, Switzerland 1954: 3, Sweden 1958: 1, Chile 1962: 9, England 1966: 5, Mexico 1970: 0, West Germany 1974: 3, Argentina 1978: 5,
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A data visualization from Data of Statistics breaks down the number of red cards issued in each FIFA World Cup tournament from 1930 to 2026. The standout year is 2006 in Germany, which saw 28 red cards , the highest total of any tournament. Italy 1990 (16), France 1998 (22), and Germany 2006 (28) all saw double-digit figures, while Brazil 1950 and Mexico 1970 had zero red cards. The full breakdown: Uruguay 1930: 1, Italy 1934: 3, France 1938: 5, Brazil 1950: 0, Switzerland 1954: 3, Sweden 1958: 1, Chile 1962: 9, England 1966: 5, Mexico 1970: 0, West Germany 1974: 3, Argentina 1978: 5,
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