Arsenal Games With The Most Yellow Cards In Premier League History
Arsenal games with the most yellow cards in the English Premier League? Which Arsenal games have the most yellow cards? Here we look at the most fierce Premier League Arsenal games ever to see the Arsenal games with the most yellow cards. Watch & Bet on Football =>
Here we look at the most fierce Premier League games ever for Arsenal. Arsenal have had some great players over the years but also aggressive ones too. Arsenal players like Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Kolo Toure and William Gallas all come to mind. But which Arsenal games saw the most yellow cards? Well, read more to find out.
Arsenal Games With The Most Yellow Cards
Premier League Arsenal Most Yellow Cards In A Game (Overall)
Yellow Cards
Vs Club
Date
7
Leeds United
26-11-2000
6
Wigan Athletic
11-02-2007
6
Manchester United
29-08-2009
6
Manchester City
05-11-2017
6
Manchester United
13-04-2008
5
Fulham
29-11-2006
5
Everton
10-02-2002
5
Chelsea
16-12-2007
5
West Ham United
03-10-1999
5
Sunderland
04-10-2008
5
Huddersfield Town
08-12-2018
5
Manchester United
16-05-2009
5
Fulham
24-08-2005
5
Crystal Palace
18-10-1997
5
Newcastle United
13-08-2011
5
Chelsea
08-09-2001
5
Manchester United
22-01-2012
5
Manchester United
16-11-1996
5
Everton
29-12-2007
5
Tottenham Hotspur
07-11-1999
5
Tottenham Hotspur
07-02-2015
5
Sunderland
11-01-1997
5
Chelsea
30-09-1995
5
Leeds United
11-05-1999
5
Newcastle United
30-11-1996
Leeds United 1-0 Arsenal – 26 November 2000
7 Arsenal players were booked in this showdown – Etame-Mayer Lauren (5 Min), Martin Keown (25 Min), Oleg Luzhniy (40 Min), Thierry Henry (45 Min), Ray Parlour (55 Min), Silvinho (62 Min), Tony Adams (90 Min)
It must have been a heated race since Arsenal were chasing for the league title but eventually conceded it to Manchester United by 10 points.
Arsenal 2-1 Wigan Athletic – 11 February 2007
Tomas Rosicky scored his first Premier League goal to break Wigan’s hearts as Arsenal fought back all the way from a goal down in the final 10 minutes to move back into the top-four standings.
Wigan broke the deadlock with Denny Landzaat’s superb strike from 35 yards, Jens Lehmann had no chance.
Luckily for the Gunners, Emile Heskey hit the post and missed a good opportunity to put Wigan further ahead, while Thierry Henry was also wasteful in front of the opposition.
But Fitz Hall ended up putting the ball into his own net to concede the equaliser and Arsenal’s Rosicky headed in Julio Baptista’s cross.
Six Arsenal players were awarded –
Kolo Toure (30 Min), Thierry Henry (82 Min), Jens Lehmann (86 Min), Tomas Rosicky (86 Min), Francesc Fabregas (89 Min), Gael Clichy (90 Min)
But the so were 3 of the Wigan players – Leighton Baines (57 Min), Lee McCulloch (83 Min), Fitz Hall (90 Min)
Manchester United 2-1 Arsenal – 29 August 2009
Manchester United ended Arsenal’s perfect start to the season by winning the fixture 2-1 win at Old Trafford.
Abou Diaby scored an own goal through one of Ryan Giggs’ free-kicks in the 64th minute after Wayne Rooney’s penalty levelled United with the Gunners. It was Andrey Arshavin who opened the scoring with his goal in the first half.
Arsenal looked really frustrated on the pitch, collecting 6 yellows in the process –
Alex Song (23 Min), William Gallas (31 Min), Robin van Persie (45 Min), Manuel Almunia (59 Min), Emmanuel Eboue (70 Min), Bacary Sagna (75 Min)
Manchester City 3-1 Arsenal 5 November 2017
Kevin de Bruyne’s classy finish and Sergio Aguero’s penalty put City in command even though Arsenal substitute, Alexandre Lacazette pulled one back in the 65th minute, Gabriel Jesus managed to seal the victory and make it their 9th consecutive one.
6 Arsenal players went into the referee’s book –
Nacho Monreal (49 Min), Alexandre Lacazette (59 Min), Laurent Koscielny (67 Min), Granit Xhaka (75 Min), Alexis Sanchez (77 Min), Mesut Ozil (90 Min), while only one of the City players got shown the yellow – Nicholas Otamendi (75 min)
Manchester United 2-1 Arsenal – 13 April 2008
With their title dreams hanging in the balance, it was hardly any surprise that it was Arsenal who started the match in the most upbeat fashion, forcing the pace of the game and really drilling into the opposition goal line. However, Manchester United ended the visitor’s hopes of taking the title with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford.
The Gunners took the early lead through Emmanuel Adebayor but were eventually beaten by a Cristiano Ronaldo penalty and a remarkable free-kick from Owen Hargreaves.
This is one of the Arsenal games with the most yellow cards. 6 yellow cards were awarded to the Gunners players while United only collected 2 –
Robin van Persie (38 Min), William Gallas (52 Min), Jens Lehmann (53 Min), Aliaksandr Hleb (56 Min), Emmanuel Adebayor (63 Min), Justin Hoyte (90 Min)
Wes Brown (15 Min), Michael Carrick (59 Min)
Arsenal Players With Most Yellow Cards – Premier League
This list has been taken from Statbunker and has been compiled over the past 27 years of data.
Premier League Arsenal All time – Yellow Cards
Players
Yellow Cards
Minutes Played
Minutes/Cards
Patrick Vieira
75
23941
319.21
Martin Keown
55
24113
438.42
Ray Parlour
52
22623
435.06
Ian Wright
44
15978
363.14
Francesc Fabregas
42
16797
399.93
Dennis Bergkamp
41
22227
542.12
Nigel Winterburn
37
23224
627.68
Tony Adams
37
22480
607.57
Steve Bould
36
14810
411.39
Alex Song
36
10938
303.83
Robin van Persie
35
13295
379.86
Laurent Koscielny
33
20919
633.91
Etame-Mayer Lauren
32
13620
425.63
Lee Dixon
30
21683
722.77
Thierry Henry
29
21225
731.9
Jack Wilshere
28
9933
354.75
Ashley Cole
28
13363
477.25
Mathieu Flamini
27
10546
390.59
Gael Clichy
27
15287
566.19
Aaron Ramsey
26
12756
490.62
Shkodran Mustafi
24
6535
272.29
Gilles Grimandi
23
7815
339.78
Bacary Sagna
23
18130
788.26
Granit Xhaka
22
7837
356.23
Tomas Rosicky
22
9930
451.36
Kolo Toure
22
18183
826.5
Fredrik Ljungberg
21
14001
666.71
Hector Bellerin
20
11886
594.3
Francis Coquelin
18
5725
318.06
Nacho Monreal
18
14156
786.44
John Hartson
17
4728
278.12
Olivier Giroud
16
10897
681.06
Emmanuel Eboue
16
7399
462.44
William Gallas
15
9015
601
Mikel Arteta
15
8598
573.2
Alexis Sanchez
15
11177
745.13
Thomas Vermaelen
14
7512
536.57
Abou Diaby
14
7803
557.36
Kieran Gibbs
14
8923
637.36
Santi Cazorla
13
10808
831.38
Emmanuel Petit
13
7089
545.31
Jens Lehmann
12
10641
886.75
Edu
12
3762
313.5
Sol Campbell
12
12790
1065.83
David Platt
12
6247
520.58
John Jensen
11
7982
725.64
Per Mertesacker
11
13206
1200.55
Robert Pires
11
9318
847.09
Calum Chambers
11
2751
250.09
Mesut Ozil
11
9252
841.09
Arsenal Players With Most Yellow Cards – Premier League 2024/25
Sokratis is currently leading the bookings list with 8 but the Greek international’s defensive impacts have been felt by the team.
Arsenal continue to struggle at the backline but somehow the veteran centre-back manages to hold it together even if it means collecting a yellow card every third game. Watch & Bet on Football =>
Rank
Player
Club
Nationality
Stat
1
Gabriel Jesus
Arsenal
Brazil
2
2
Thomas Partey
Arsenal
Ghana
2
3
Declan Rice
Arsenal
England
2
4
William Saliba
Arsenal
France
2
5
Jurriën Timber
Arsenal
Netherlands
2
6
Riccardo Calafiori
Arsenal
Italy
1
7
Gabriel Magalhães
Arsenal
Brazil
1
8
Jorginho
Arsenal
Italy
1
9
Myles Lewis-Skelly
Arsenal
England
1
10
David Raya
Arsenal
Spain
1
FAQs about Arsenal Games with Most Yellow Cards
Here are the most frequently asked questions about Arsenal games with most yellow cards
Who has the most yellow cards in Premier League history?
Ryan Shawcross holds the record for the most yellow cards in Premier League history, with 123 yellow cards.
Who is Arsenal’s highest scorer of all time?
Thierry Henry is Arsenal’s all-time top scorer with 228 goals in competitive matches for the club.
Who has beaten Arsenal the most in the Premier League?
Manchester United has beaten Arsenal the most times in the Premier League, with a total of 21 wins in league encounters.
Who has played the most games for Arsenal?
Ryan Giggs holds the record for the most appearances for Arsenal with 801 games, all in Premier League matches.