Four Tottenham players still face two-match suspension risk ahead of key Premier League date

mawspurs said:

Ange Postecoglou and Tottenham will be hoping luck is on their side as the cut-off point for a two-match ban for ten yellow cards in the 2023/24 Premier League season edges closer.

The end of the 2023/24 Premier League campaign is fast approaching. As things stand, Tottenham are in an excellent position to return to the Champions League following a year away from Europe's premier competition.

Source: Football London

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Trix said:

What a pointless article that is.

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leffe186 said:

I mean, if the point was to clickbait scare us all then I’ll confess it nailed it.

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Bluto Blutarsky said:

Save you the click:

Kulusevski and Pape Matar Sarr are both on six yellow cards as things stand, thus meaning they would each have to receive yellows in four of the next five Premier League matches against Fulham, Luton Town, West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United. Bissouma and Udogie, who have already served bans this season, are then next in line on five yellow cards.

As the aforementioned duo have yet to see yellow in the league so far in 2024, something would have to drastically change over the next few weeks for them to receive a two-match ban. Kulusevski and Sarr are the two players most at threat but they would have to obtain yellow cards like they are going out of fashion in the next sequence of fixtures to then miss out later in the campaign through suspension.

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Trix said:

I'll just add to this, if any of our players see a red card between now and the end of the season they will miss games as well.

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Bluto Blutarsky said:

Save you the click:

Kulusevski and Pape Matar Sarr are both on six yellow cards as things stand, thus meaning they would each have to receive yellows in four of the next five Premier League matches against Fulham, Luton Town, West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United. Bissouma and Udogie, who have already served bans this season, are then next in line on five yellow cards.

As the aforementioned duo have yet to see yellow in the league so far in 2024, something would have to drastically change over the next few weeks for them to receive a two-match ban. Kulusevski and Sarr are the two players most at threat but they would have to obtain yellow cards like they are going out of fashion in the next sequence of fixtures to then miss out later in the campaign through suspension.

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Bluto Blutarsky said:

Save you the click:

Kulusevski and Pape Matar Sarr are both on six yellow cards as things stand, thus meaning they would each have to receive yellows in four of the next five Premier League matches against Fulham, Luton Town, West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United. Bissouma and Udogie, who have already served bans this season, are then next in line on five yellow cards.

As the aforementioned duo have yet to see yellow in the league so far in 2024, something would have to drastically change over the next few weeks for them to receive a two-match ban. Kulusevski and Sarr are the two players most at threat but they would have to obtain yellow cards like they are going out of fashion in the next sequence of fixtures to then miss out later in the campaign through suspension.

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