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At Porto, he went from a lowly loanee to the league’s best player, leading Porto to a 3-0 demolition of As Monaco- the perfect finish to one of the most iconic UEFA Champions League runs of all time. He would go on to another legendary run at Chelsea. Still, anyone who witnessed that unforgettable European night could see it coming. Ricardo Carvalho was a FUT Hero; it just hadn’t happened yet. A player who receives two yellow cardsat the FIFA World Cup triggers an automatic one-match suspension for yellow card accumulation, according to the FIFA regulations for the 2022 tournament.

The foul on Ake was itself worthy of a yellow. The aftermath should have seen Paredes in an early bath. Robbie Keane scored over 120 Premier League goals for some of England's biggest teams. A striker who could cause trouble for any defence, teams prepared to play against him. His defining moment came as his constant harrying and haring drove Spurs to their last League Cup win in 2008. Argentina's Javier Mascherano has the unwanted title of being the player with the most World Cup yellow cards in the competition's history. He earned his seventh and final booking in his last World Cup match, booked as Argentina fell to France 4-3 in the 2018 World Cup.

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However, the yellow card count resets for all players to zero after the quarterfinals are done. So the slate is wiped clean for all four semifinal teams.That means that any semifinal participants will not risk missing a potential final for receiving a yellow card in the semifinal. The World Cup with the most yellow cards was the 2006 World Cup in Germany, which saw 373 cards handed out, including 345 yellows and 28 reds, both of which are World Cup records. Jürgen Kohler is regarded as one of the best defenders of his generation. With domestic titles in Germany and Italy playing for some of the biggest clubs, it was the 1997 UEFA Champions League final triumph with Borussia Dortmund that etched his name into history. His semi-final performance was one of towering bravery and leadership. It gave his team the belief they needed to go forward and win the Big Ears trophy.

During the 2006 final, French captain Zinedine Zidane was sent off after he famously headbutted Italy's Marco Materazzi in the chest, after a verbal provocation by Materazzi. This was the final act of Zidane's professional career, as he remained committed to his pre-tournament decision to retire after the tournament. France lost the final on penalties. Any hero can amaze us with physical gifts that make them better than everyone else. The greatest heroes inspire us to be better ourselves. There is no more perfect example than Claudio Marchisio.As a midfielder, his ability to coolly adapt to any situation combined with the skill and will to turn any possession into an opportunity to run, shoot, and score gave Juventus a legendary midfield. That 2006 World Cup also featured an infamous Round of 16 match between the Netherlands and Portugal, known as the "Battle of Nurnberg." Officiated by Russian official Valentin Ivanov, the match featured 16 yellow cards and four red cards, including nine yellow cards to the Netherlands. All of those numbers are World Cup records.

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BBC Sport relives the 10 goals that tell the story of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, featuring Kylian Mbappe, Julian Alvarez & Youssef En-Nesyri. Jerzy Dudek was one of many heroes in Liverpool’s legendary 2005 UEFA Champions League triumph. If not the biggest of heroes. After conceding three goals in the first half, it’d be easy to give up. But, inspired by the performance of his teammates, once Liverpool had drawn level - Dudek knew he’d have to do his part. And that he did. An against-all-odds double save late in extra time from Andriy Shevchenko fed into the feeling that it was going to be Liverpool’s night. Then, his penalty save against Shevchenko (again) - solidified it. Jerzy Dudek was the difference between hope and glory.

It’s when things look darkest, hope is fading, and people are ready to give up that we most need heroes. The darker, more hopeless, and more depressing the situation, the more Dirk Kuyt is the hero you need. He will light up the room, fill you with hope, and empower you with his eclectic enthusiasm. Ask fans of any team Dirk Kuyt has ever played for, and they’ll speak of him in glowing terms. He played football with a full-throttle commitment, channelling a seemingly infinite amount of energy and excitement that energised teammates and fans alike.He had a brace and Man of The Match display in the UEFA Europa League Final for Atlético de Madrid, then he followed it up in the FIFA World Cup™, ending as joint top scorer, owner of the Golden Ball as the tournament’s best player, and instigator of the goal of the tournament – a volcanic volley from the edge of the box in the third-place play-off. Diego Forlán has proved he is no ordinary hero, which is why he is now a FUT Hero. The team that has the greatest number of expulsed players is Brazil, with 11 – in 9 different matches, a record shared with Argentina. The team whose opponents have received the most red cards is Germany (incl. West Germany), with 20 – in 18 different matches, also a record.