THE 2022 World Cup managed to go through an entire first round of group games without a single red card.
Every single team had played 90 minutes before one was shown.
Wales keeper Wayne Hennessey was sent off for whacking Iran’s Mehdi Taremi[/caption]
But that all changed when Wales played Iran.
How many red cards have there been at the 2022 World Cup?
There have been THREE red cards at the World Cup so far.
The first sending-off came for Wales when they played Iran in their Group B clash.
Wayne Hennessey was shown a red card for clobbering Mehdi Taremi in the last 10 minutes of their second game.
Denzel Dumfries was sent off for a second yellow in the Netherlands’ eventual penalty defeat by Argentina.
- Wayne Hennessey – WALES vs Iran (violent conduct)
- Vincent Aboubakar – CAMEROON vs Brazil (second yellow)
- Denzel Dumfries – NETHERLANDS vs Argentina (second yellow)
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