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Grêmio, from Porto Alegre (Brazil), played a game with 7 players once.
It was 2005's second Division finals and we (I'm Grêmio's fan) needed to win to go back to first division. The match was away and the game got really tense, at the end we got 4 red cards, the other team got 2 red cards, we had a penalty kick against... Our goalkeeper defended the kick and in a counter attack, we scored. We won the match and the championship with 7 on field.
It was known as "Batalha dos Aflitos"!!!
Thank you for this amazing info, i'm gonna find out everything about it
Ez clapps get to go get battered by palmeras (spell check on the name lol)
if they started with 7 players, should it not after one red card stop the match?
@@jarmopaakkonen2045 yes it would if 1 team got a red card and they both started with 7 the team with the red card would default lose 3 nil
Já ia comentar isso, meu jovem.
The reason why when a ball gets 'destroyed' mid air and the goal doesn't count is because the ball could change it's direction because of that and that would give a disadvantage to the goalie who's trying to save the ball.
You can also get a red card after the game has ended. This happens slightly more often, with fights at or after the final whistle. Always fun.
Like weekend just gone a wolves players was red carded after they had played Leeds United.
At all levels once the refs arrive on site and until they leave their word is law. It's to make sure they are not intimidated.
@@neilgayleard3842 that's how it should be, when those players are at the stadium, the ref is basically the boss of everyone even the teams managers can get sent away from the sidelines by the ref for being a nuisance....
Reminds me of that legendary bald ref, forgot his name already ;-;
@@ohheylads Pierluigi Collina? The one from the Pro Evo covers? Great referee!
If you think about it, having a player less during a penalty shootout would actually benefit the team that had the player sent off, because they would cycle back to their better penalty takers more quickly. The rule is to stop the penalized team having that advantage.
That actually makes sense. I was sat there thinking how unfair that is 😅
Not if the player sent off is that teams best kicker. It makes sense for the 11 man squad to then dismiss their worst kicker and possibly have a better chance to win the shootout.
@@oddpoppetesq.3467 That doesn't make sense because the other team would then have to kick a player out too, so they too would get back to their preferred penalty takers sooner. Not to mention the risk of losing a goal in the last minute of play or being found guilty of purposely having players sent off
@@coolyoutubename16 I don't mean purposefully having a team mate sent off, I mean if team A's best penalty kicker gets sent off for whatever reason then Team B has to choose 1 player not to partake in penalties if it gets to that. So it's in team b's interest to not use their least best kicker.
@@oddpoppetesq.3467 Sure, but what I'm referring to is more about if you consider the shoot-out in a vacuum. Having 10 players means you get to circle back to your most competent available penalty taker sooner.
Taking it to the extreme, imagine a scenario where a team has their 4 worst penalty takers sent off right before the shoot-out (maybe it's the world cup final and they get sent off on purpose). That team would have the benefit of only having to cycle between their top 7 penalty takers, but the other team would have their 4 weakest takers taking while they've already cycled back to their best takers.
Another notable match for a high card count is the 2006 World Cup Round of 16 game between Portugal and the Netherlands, where four red cards and sixteen yellow cards were handed out in what has come to be known as "the battle of Nuremberg".
The fact you call it football means you are now officially honorary British. Massive respect JT!
Europe* but yes
poor lad doesn't deserve to be british, he sounds like a nice guy
Yeah right... that's why it's coming home 😂😂🥳
Wait...is football originally British 🤔. I thought South America were the ones
English maybe. In Scotland it's called fitba!
In the FA Cup at the weekend Fulham had 2 players sent off, one for stopping a goal with his arm and the other for pushing and arguing with the referee after. The manager was also sent off.
But United players are immune for getting sent off for pushing match officials.
@@GTiR23 I don't know. From the way I saw, the intentions are different. In Bruno case, he lightly push the linesman aside to continue the play. While in Fulham case, he was considered assaulted the referee.
What does that have to do with the video though?
@@coolyoutubename16 Because the video was talking about multiple red cards being issued.
@@79BlackRose loosely related but not relevant
JT, in 2002, Sheffield United played West Bromwich Albion. Match was cancelled with only a few minutes left as Sheffield had gotten 2 Injuries and 3 Red cards. This is the only time in British football history a game was stopped because a team didn't have enough players to continue. The only game I can recall that was stopped for 5 red cards was Uruguay Vs Ecuador, where Ecuador got 5 Reds.
Wigan may have had a stinker though, I can't be asked to verify on Google, but there name just popped in my head as I was thinking......
Anyway, I'm going on and on....
Love and Peace from Wales 🏴
Was that the game where Neil Warnock brought on two subs and one of them immediately jumped into a two footed horror challenge and in the resulting fight the other one headbutted a guy? Classic Neil Warnock lol
It wasn't mentioned, but when a team gets less than 7 players, the match ends with a score of 3-0 in favour of the team with the most players, irregardless of the current result. In 1997, Rosario's derby had Rosario Central beating Newell's 4-0 . Newell's eventually got less than 7 players, so the match ended 3-0. It's know as "The quitting day".
The 7 people on the field rule to start the game is more targeted to amateur/youth soccer games.
You have no idea the level of anxiety that occurs when your teammates are running late to the game. Or even the opponent players. Yeah you could win the game by forfeit but no one wants to go home without playing
in Portugal, not long ago, Benfica was playing against Belenenses, but since many Belenenses players had covid, they started with only 9 players. Of course Benfica went on to take advantage and scored 7 goals in the first half. Game ended at the start of the second half because of how ridiculous the whole situation was
I remember that game
Well … you should know b sad is not Belenenses. Also you should know and I’m not even covering the reasons behind it, b sad could have forced 2 red cards to avoid that result. It would end 3-0, but as you also should know a golden dragon had more reasons to maintain that result than to actually play by the rules and with the rules.
@@sofiafrausto723 honestly, I shouldn’t know because besides national teams, I really don’t pay much attention to football
@@thatkamz in that case you should probably only comment about national teams.
@@sofiafrausto723 if the only thing I said wrong was the “Belenenses/BSAD” part, and let’s be honest, it ain’t the most egregious thing said, I really am not catching the point of all this. Yall really like to turn into “sports analyst” mode for the tinniest of insignificant things. No one asked
I once had a ref that enforced the 6 seconds rule really hard. Its was the most annoying and stupid game i ever played. He started looking at his watch when I chatched the ball, no matter the situation. So If I had to dive to save a ball,I had to get up, wait for the opponent to get out of my way, get some distance away from goal, let my players switch to offense and find a good target to kick/throw the ball to, all within 6 seconds. There were a lot of indirect freekicks given to both teams and the scoreline was pretty crazy. My and the opponents coach both had the oppinion that this ref sucked, I wonder why.
bad luck that must have been the only ref to enforce the 6 second rule in the history of football.
The throw-in that went under the goalkeeper's feet actually brushed the studs of the goalkeeper, which is why the refereeing correctly allowed the goal (you can't see it very clearly from that angle). The irony is that if the goal-keeper just let the ball roll in, rather than mis-controlling it, the goal would not have stood.
During Covid a Portuguese team called Belenenses had to start a cup match against Benfica with just 7 players as the rest of the team had Covid. One of the 7 players who started then got injured and because they had no substitutions to make they had to abandon the game.
How it ended up? 3 points for Benfica on a virual 3x0?
I played a youth league game as a kid where we only had 7 players due to injuries. I ended up getting tackled hard and the coach and ref had me decide between continuing to play or forfeiting the game. I kept playing, we drew
5:02 Funnily enough this happened to my team. The battle of Brammall Lane, West Brom vs Sheffield United
another one that is kind of crazy and rare: If a player receives a yellow or red card in a match and the match has to be repeated for some reason that card still counts for the player. In Germany this happened a while ago when a player was sent off with a red card and later the game had to be stopped and dfb decided to have them replay the entire game. The game was then repeated with 11 vs 11, but the player who received the red card still got a suspension for some games due to his foul. The official reasoning was that yellow and red cards are personal penalties for the players and looked at individaully and not in connection to the game the player received them in.
In the 90's a game between Rangers and Hearts in the Scottish Premier League, Hearts had 4 players sent off. Even their manager was sent off and made to sit in the stands.
In a game i played in i was taking a throw in just outside the oppositions penalty box. I was aiming for our centre forward on the six yd box, completely missed him and the throw went directly into the far top corner! No goal of course but a decent effort,
Manchester United VS Fulham on Sunday FA cup game Fulham had 2 players sent off plus the manager in 90 seconds it's was madness
In Argentina there was 10 red cards in a game between Boca juniors and Racing. You should check it out
The one were the goalie can't touch the net and stuff is still a pretty new rule so that's why nobody ever really saw the ref do anything about that
You mentioned something about scoring against your own team, yes I did that too actually in an official tournament in front of a large crowd it was embarrassing moment my friends were occasionally teasing me with that after several years. Thanks for refreshing the good memories 🥺😂
5:14 I guess there was ulm vs rostock in the german bundesliga in the 80s or 90s, where 4 players and also the coach and manager of ulm got sent off
The Zidane one, Marco materazzi (the guy he head butted) after Marco said something like he admired zidane and wanted his shirt, (I’m not too Sure what he said exactly) zidane said “I’ll give you my shirt after the game” Marco replied “I could have your shirt but I’d rather have your sister”
Imagine being so thin-skinned that you get triggered by pretty much the most basic banter ever.
video commentator said "There's no tactical reason for the attacking players to be in the wall" well what about having a player there to disrupt the wall when the kicks taken, or to move out of the way creating a hole when the kick is taken.. there's multiple tactical reasons to do it.
In Argentina, a supercup match ended early with Racing Club winning, because Boca Juniors had less than 7 players on the pitch
6:09 , management issues being, players standing on other players, nut shots, short and shirt pulling, all sorts of fights started in those walls, shoving punching…
As an former FIFA player I knew the rule about the minimum of 7 players already. In case I was losing like 5-0 or 6-0 I just tried to get as much red cards as possible, so if the game couldn't continue the match was worth as "just" a 3-0 lose 🤣
Here's a bonus weird rule that I had no idea about until I took the refereeing course:
Yellow cards during the match dont count for penalty shoot-outs, meaning if you get a yellow card during the game and a second yellow card during the penalty shoot-out you dont get a red card
Thats intresting. How about when you get 1 in game and 2 in penalty shoot-outs? You wil get red card and enemy team need to exlude one player or you can get as many yellow cards as you want? If first, what happends when your team has less than 7 players, lose automaticly before/during penalty shoots or teams will shoots with 6 or less players?
4:56 I'm pretty sure that in Mexico back in 2016/2017, there was a final where a huge fight happened and both teams had four players sent off plus a lot of bench players and staff members. In the end, both teams ended the game with 7 players each
yes also happens alot in argentina and brazil matches aswell
There was 3 red cards in 1 minute in the United vs Fulham game the other day
But one of the red cards was for the manager
You should watch "the battle of nurmberg". It was one of the most violent football matches in a european tournament between the Netherlands and Portugal. Not sure if it i copyrighted or not, but it is worth a watch never the less. Great content my guy, keep it up!
In a single game the most red cards given have been 5, although not all to the same team. both in '97 Bristol Rovers v Wigan Athletic and Chesterfield v Plymouth Argyle.
JT reacts, what is your opinion on the uk transport system?
I remember a match between Portugal and Angola that had 4 Angolan players sent off. They then faked an injury in the second half (after all substitutions were done) so they would have less than 7 players on the pitch and thus end the game, because there wasn't any point in carrying on.
The weirdest part? The match was a friendly!
4:58 latest man u vs fulham game was a close call.
also watch 2006 netherlands vs portugal. that was card carnage, but most cards were fair
Your football (fútbol) videos are fire bro 🔥 you should react to the best goals of all time next they got some amazing goals in there 👊🏼
the 4 reds for example happened at rostock-ulm in the bundesliga in 1999
Maybe do a reaction video to where football stadiums were featured in a movie/TV show
And I love it when a manager gets sent off! The funniest thing ever!
5:02
Besiktas Istanbul vs Samsunsspor
Just came from your vid reacting to football explained, glad to see you're still watching :) very enjoyable to see. Have you chosen a team to support yet?
Ther's a game in Brazil between Nautico and Grêmio that Grêmio has 4 players with red cards and still won the game.
#05:00 it happened in Turkish League. Team called Beşiktaş got 5 red cards. So match automaticaly ended and other team won the game. (i you got 5 cards match ends and other team wins. Doesnt matter how much score you have)
4:57 YEAAH THERE WAS! 2005 Grêmio x Náutico, brazilian 2° division championship, the last qualifying match giving the winner the access to the main nacional league, the "A Division". Grêmio Lost 4 players during the game and managed to WIN. This even got a documentary lol. Look It up: "A Batalha dos Aflitos"
5:05 ... i remember saw a match with 7plyrs vs 9 plyrs... jajajaj
1:50 it stands because its not exclusive to celebrations. If you take your shirt off, you get a yellow card. Doesnt matter if you just scored or if the ball is in play. You cant intentionally remove pieces of equipment (gloves dont count)
You can also get cards if you delay the game as it is unfair. Imagine the last minutes of the game and it's a close 2-1 for your team. You get a throw in, but it takes like forever to throw the ball as time is running up for the other team. If it takes too long, you get a card!
and the ref normally will allow an extra 20 or so seconds on top of the extra time to compensate the other team....
In 1996 in a game in Scotland, Hearts v Rangers, Hearts had 4 players sent off so one more would have seen the game abandoned.
In an Argentinian game between Boca Juniors and Racing club, 5 Boca Juniors players were sent off and 2 Racing Club players were sent off. 1 for each team were sent off at the end of the 90 minutes, so was the Boca manager. Another Boca player was sent off for a second yellow 10 minutes into extra time. Racing club won the game late on then a massive brawl just started in which the goalscorer got sent off, a Racing Club substitute, 3 more Boca players and 2 Boca substitutes.
5:00 in 2021 due to the omnicron variant, Belenenses only had 9 players to face Benfica in a league match. After conceding 7 in the first half, 3 players mysteriously fell ill at half time and the second half never started
I've lived in 2 parts of the UK and I'm born and raised here. Here are some slang words I've come across I'd like to see if you could try to understand...
1. Knackered
2. leng
3. Bairn
4. Butters
5. Nowt
6. Haway (not sure if that's spelled right)
7. Melt
8. Nutter
9. Peak
10. Clapped
Yesterday(12th of february of 2024) Peñarol vs Liverpool took place for the semifinals of the Uruguayan Cup. 4 players from liverpool were kicked off and 1 from peñarol, leaving a 7 v 10 scenario. Also a player from liverpool got a red card from the bench. It was a mesy game, Peñarol won 3-1.
A video I think you should watch is best ‘limbs’ in football. It shows how much some goals mean to the fans when it is scored.
I caught the end of a game the other day, and I am sure they talked about one of the team scoring and own goal and it being allowed........
Atlético-MG x Flamegno 1981, the game had to be stopped after the 5th player was sent off.
Predictions:
1. I reckon the rule that you can't directly score a throw-in. If you throw the ball in and it lands straight in the opponent's goal, it's a goal-kick. No goal has been scored.
2. If the ball is passed back to the keeper by a defender and he picks it up (inside the penalty box), it's an indirect free-kick to the other team.
3. Opposing teams' shirt colours are allowed to clash but their shorts mustn't.
He feels like is rare to get red cards... clearly he never heard about the battle of Nuremberg in 06 😂
Check South American football for silly amounts of sending offs 😂
There was a 5 red cards incident in Turkish Super League in 2004 by Beşiktaş. The score at the time was 1-4 against Beşiktaş. After their 5th red card, the match stopped and was ruled as 0-4 for Samsunspor. As far as i know they hold the record for this shame in our league :D
There was a player Batistuta in Italy early 2000 he shot so strong he broke 2 or 3 balls that season
do more football reactions 🔥
São Paulo 1 x Cruzeiro 1995.
Cruzeiro got 4 players sent off at the end of first half, after an hard tackle of São Paulo defender (the first kicked his face on return and the others were sent off on the confusion).
Just After the interval 1 played injured (many say it was an fake injury in order to end the match).
As it was a playoff Cruzeiro managed to revert the score on the second game, what would nor happen if the game ended up for instance 5x0 on the potential massacre of an 11x7 for an whole half.
I guess today the game would be considered 3x0, but that rule didnt existed back them.
ATLETICO MADRID - OSASUNA in 2007 saw 4 Osasuna players sent off
I just got into Premier League this past season and I’m firmly an Arsenal supporter. Fun seeing you learn this stuff because that was me not too long ago. Dope stuff man.
I watched the Manchester United against Fulham last night and Fulham where winning 1-0, until Fulham played a hand ball and a player from the Fulham team had squared up to the ref, meaning 2 players and the manager from Fulham where sent off. Manchester won.... its a fickle game.
I'm a united fan, but United did not deserve the win, Fulham were the better team for 70 minutes, UNited's defence wasn't there. If Fulham had not imploded they still could have won with 10 men or at least made it to penalties
@Hareecio Nelson I do completely agree, but they let themselves down. Its A shame really.... because Fulham was fantastic in the first 3 quarters of the game..
I'm a football referee and my last match I reffed the opposing team started with only 7 players due to injury and illness (away team) . The scoreline finished 11-1 to the home team.
Poor guys
Wait tf how did the home team concede
@@makenziestancer146 the team that only had 7 players had 1 player who was giving 1000% and she just kept attacking the goal everytime they got the ball and eventually she put one in the back of the net from open play. I have huge admiration for her dedication and commitment to doing her role as a winger.
@@Abt_offical fair play too her then sounds like it would've been fun af to watch
@@makenziestancer146 it was to be fair. I was surprised she scored but I was so happy for her too. Great game. All my games were good to watch tbf
Fun fact: Yellow & Red Cards stay valid on the player that received them for a certain number of matches. The amount of matches a team has to play for the sanctions on their sanctioned players to be reset is individual for each fault, and depends on the severity of the fault and the personal criteria of the referee who assigned it.
There have been cases of players getting sanctioned for DOZENS of matches in a single Red Card, but it has only happened on extreme cases where the fault was so violent and unjustified that the livelihoods of several other players, or even of the referees themselves, were - or could have been - compromised as a result.
4:16 if a team starts with 10 or fewer players and a player arrives late, he can join yhe game as soon as the referee allows him to come in
It's crazy that I've been a fanatic football fan for like ever, and even I didn't know some of these rules, like you can't score own goal in free kicks.
and when I was kid we tied a game beggining with 7 players and finishing with 10 because our teammates were arriving during the game! xd
Another one Timer does not stop for anything other than half and game-ending whistles unlike most of other sports. There is instead extension added after each half.
We played once against a team with 7 players at the start, and their goal was to get a red card as soon as possible to end the game so that we couldn't score as many goals to build our goal difference in league
Check Netherlands Vs Spain 2010, or South Korea - Italy in 2002....one is the most violent, the second is the most bizarre
Yes watch battle of bramall lane. Sheff Utd v WBA. Game got abandoned due to red cards and injuries.
I'm glad that I knew all of these rules except the ball popping or going fiat
Good the battle of bramall lane if you want to see loads of players sent off
The multiple red card rule actually happened once.
Sheffield United were losing and got the match called off by getting 5 players sent off. Cheating springs to mind.
That's why Sheffield Wednesday are the peoples choice of football team to support.
it’s a shame they’re shite
Wasn't that against West Brom? I think the score still counted though and WBA got the 3points. Battle of Brammell Lane they called it, I remember hearing about it on MOTD.
WAWAW!?
I like ur futbol reactions !!
JT you should try playing soccer you learn more that way also play it quite fun
Watch the football factory. It a movie about football hooliganism and it also started a documentary series called the real football factory
Duncan Ferguson, whilst playing for Rangers, head-butted Raith Rovers John McStay during the match. This didnt get him a card at the time, but resulted in a 3 month prison term (he ended up serving 44 days). He remains the only player to receive a custodial sentence for an incident which happened on the pitch.
Claudio Caniggia received a red card for cursing at the ref whilst on the bench for Argentina, and was the first player to be sent off from the bench at the World Cup.
You should consider attending an MLS someday. Great reaction by the way.
3:40
Zinedine Zidane...
the guy in blue said something bad about his mother or sister im not sure anymore.
but i can remember i was laughing so hard at the guy on the ground not coming back up.
you dont fuck with legends bc they chew you up and spit you out.
You should watch the brazilian serie A next month, it's worth it
I heard of many games where 3 players from one team got red card, but never 4, but it probably happened couple times
Wait till he figures out the roles have different roles and tactics within them eg right winger could be:
inverted winger
Inside forward
Defensive winger
Winger
Advanced playmaker
Etc.
Hey JT, if you want to check, France vs Poland in U18 category. France received 4 red cards during the game. So the referee stopped the game and awarded the victory to Poland 0-3
Actually, just last year it was declared as a rule that the goalkeeper had to have both feet in the white line of the goal for the goal to count, so, no dancing around or jumping
for the 4 red cards it only probably happens in huge fights
Yes there has been a Game where one Team got so many RED CARDS that the other Team was declared WINNER.
Technical defeated....
Please react to Ronaldinho. There are 3 great "ronaldos", Ronaldo "Fenômeno", Ronaldinho Gaúcho "O Bruxo" and Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldinho played in Barcelona before Messi and teached him a lot, there are some great videos about him.
The conyen Thors is from Back in the days when stadions wasent that Big so the golly koldt hav the sone in hed eyes, or you Play whit the Wiindt.
You're doing a great job learning about football
The 6 second rule NEVER gets called against a GK anymore
Own goals to count, it’s just saying you can’t score one from the throw in or free kick
2 months ago Boca Juniors went to overtime with 10 players and while the overtime they got 4 red cards xd football can be awesome
Having a team to follow really helps your enjoyment of the games instead of just the appreciation for the athleticism, as you know as an American. I'll jump in with the people recommending FIFA Game. You already know, these modern sports games teach you so much. Maybe start a dynasty mode at the bottom of the English leagues for wherever you're located. Take them up the ladder to the UEFA Cup. UEFA Cup is what you want to really get in to. That's the best of the best. Like top 2 to 3 from SEC, Big 12, Big 10, PAC, ACC, and having a round robin, then a tournament. Apart from all that, the World Cup is every 4 years, as is "The Euro" European countries only cup also every 4 years, half way between World Cups, like the Winter Olympics. Enjoyed the reactions. Play FIFA.
TBF, I've been watching football for 30+ years and only knew half of these!