2023/24 Premier League bookings, red cards and suspension list

Recent changes in officiating mean yellow cards are being dished out left, right and centre in the Premier League this season.

Included in the new guidelines in England's top flight are World Cup-style added time, a crackdown on technical area antics and zero tolerance for angsty players. That means more players are picking up bookings and putting themselves at risk of suspension later down the line.

Here is 90min's full list for bookings, red cards and suspensions in the 2023/24 Premier League season.

Arsenal

Takehiro Tomiyasu
Tomiyasu was sent off at Crystal Palace / Matthew Ashton - AMA/GettyImages

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Takehiro Tomiyasu

0

1

Kai Havertz

1

0

Jurrien Timber

1

0

Ben White

1

0

  • Suspended: Takehiro Tomiyasu (Arsenal vs Fulham - 26/08/23)

Aston Villa

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Lucas Digne

2

0

Douglas Luiz

2

0

Cameron Archer

1

0

Matty Cash

1

0

Emiliano Martinez

1

0

Bournemouth

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Jaidon Anthony

1

0

Chris Mepham

1

0

Neto

1

0

Antoine Semenyo

1

0

Brentford

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Aaron Hickey

2

0

Rico Henry

1

0

Brighton

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Pervis Estupinan

2

0

Julio Enciso

1

0

Pascal Gross

1

0

Joao Pedro

1

0

James Milner

1

0

Kaoru Mitoma

1

0

Adam Webster

1

0

Burnley

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Anass Zaroury

0

1

  • Suspended: Anass Zaroury (Burnley vs Aston Villa - 27/08/23, Nottingham Forest vs Burnley - 30/08/23, Burnley vs Tottenham - 02/09/23)

Chelsea

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Carney Chukwuemeka

2

0

Nicolas Jackson

2

0

Axel Disasi

1

0

Enzo Fernandez

1

0

Crystal Palace

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Jordan Ayew

1

0

Cheick Doucoure

1

0

Everton

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Idrissa Gueye

1

0

Michael Keane

1

0

Nathan Patterson

1

0

Jordan Pickford

1

0

Fulham

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Tim Ream

0

1

Willian

1

0

Joao Palhinha

1

0

Harrison Reed

1

0

Kenny Tete

1

0

  • Suspended: Tim Ream (Arsenal vs Fulham - 26/08/23)

Liverpool

Jürgen Klopp, Alexis Mac Allister
Mac Allister had a red card overturned on appeal / Visionhaus/GettyImages

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Alexis Mac Allister

1

1

Alisson

1

0

Trent Alexander-Arnold

1

0

Diogo Jota

1

0

Luton Town

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Mads Andersen

1

0

Issa Kabore

1

0

Manchester City

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Julian Alvarez

1

0

Manchester United

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Aaron Wan-Bissaka

1

0

Antony

1

0

Bruno Fernandes

1

0

Lisandro Martinez

1

0

Luke Shaw

1

0

Newcastle United

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Anthony Gordon

2

0

Bruno Guimaraes

2

0

Sandro Tonali

2

0

Harvey Barnes

1

0

Joelinton

1

0

Sven Botman

1

0

Nottingham Forest

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Ola Aina

1

0

Orel Mangala

1

0

Serge Aurier

1

0

Willy Boly

1

0

Sheffield United

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Anel Ahmedhodzic

1

0

Anis Ben Slimane

1

0

Ben Osborn

1

0

Gustavo Hamer

1

0

Oliver Norwood

1

0

William Osula

1

0

Tottenham Hotspur

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Davinson Sanchez

1

0

Destiny Udogie

1

0

Guglielmo Vicario

1

0

James Maddison

1

0

Oliver Skipp

1

0

West Ham United

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Nayef Aguerd

0

1

Emerson Palmieri

2

0

Lucas Paqueta

2

0

Jarrod Bowen

1

0

Michail Antonio

1

0

  • Suspended: Nayef Aguerd (Brighton vs West Ham United - 26/08/23)

Wolves

Player

Yellow cards

Red cards

Matheus Nunes

0

1

Craig Dawson

1

0

Hwang Hee-chan

1

0

Mario Lemina

1

0

Max Kilman

1

0

Pedro Neto

1

0

Rayan Ait-Nouri

1

0

  • Suspended: Matheus Nunes (Everton vs Wolves - 26/08/23)

Stats correct as of Gameweek 2 (18/08/23-21/08/23)

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