The Premier League red cards tracker records every player sent off in the 2025-26 season, including straight reds and second-yellow dismissals.
Red cards carry an automatic one-match ban (three for violent conduct), making them significant for fantasy soccer, betting markets, and the relegation fight. The full list below updates after every matchday. With the run-in underway, any red card now carries direct consequences for the title, top-four, and relegation races.
The record for the most red cards in Premier League history is shared by three players: Patrick Vieira, Richard Dunne, and Duncan Ferguson, who were all sent off eight times.
These players were known for their aggressive and combative style of play. The teams with the worst disciplinary records in Premier League history are Arsenal and Everton, who have both received 110 red cards. The single-season record for most red cards by a team is nine, a mark shared by Sunderland (2009-10) and Queens Park Rangers (2011-12).
The most red cards received by a single team in one match is three, a feat that has occurred five times, including Newcastle United against Aston Villa in 2005 and Arsenal against Chelsea in 2015.
For individual players, seven players share the record for most red cards in a single season with three dismissals, including Victor Wanyama (2015-16) and Wes Brown (2013-14).
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