This is the home of our complete cards board, gathering our yellow card reads across every league we cover. Whether a fixture points towards a flurry of bookings or a calm afternoon, this page collects the clearest reads in one place. The current selections are in the table above.
The cards market reads how heated a game will be, a distinct angle that rewards understanding a fixture’s temperature rather than its result. This page is the fullest explanation of the market and the widest collection of our cards reads, drawn from across the leagues.
Today's Markets
UNL
Sweden
Poland
47
UNL
Czech Republic
England
24
UNL
Luxembourg
Iceland
53
UNL
San Marino
Albania
27
UNL
Georgia
Ukraine
51
UNL
Greece
Netherlands
39
UNL
Israel
Kosovo
49
UNL
Türkiye
Italy
37
UNL
Moldova
Faroe Islands
31
UNL
Romania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
54
UNL
Slovenia
North Macedonia
31
UNL
Bulgaria
Estonia
41
UNL
Azerbaijan
Liechtenstein
46
UNL
Latvia
Cyprus
36
UNL
Wales
Norway
29
UNL
Germany
Serbia
26
UNL
Malta
Gibraltar
36
UNL
Belgium
France
43
UNL
Finland
Belarus
30
UNL
Spain
Croatia
27
UNL
Scotland
Switzerland
42
UNL
N. Ireland
Hungary
44
UNL
Slovakia
Kazakhstan
42
UNL
Armenia
Montenegro
24
UNL
Denmark
Portugal
39
UNL
Ireland
Austria
31
CAF
Fomboni FC
15 de Agosto
3
NCQ
Eritrea
South Africa
32
NCQ
Zambia
Togo
29
NCQ
Tunisia
Botswana
26
NCQ
Uganda
Libya
32
NCQ
Somalia
Ivory Coast
22
NCQ
Ethiopia
Senegal
23
NCQ
Zimbabwe
DR Congo
38
NCQ
Lesotho
Morocco
28
NCQ
Angola
Malawi
37
NCQ
Madagascar
Tanzania
41
NCQ
Ghana
Gambia
32
NCQ
Cape Verde
Rwanda
39
NCQ
Benin
Mauritania
58
NCQ
Liberia
Mali
34
NCQ
Mozambique
Sudan
44
NCQ
Equatorial Guinea
Sierra Leone
31
NCQ
Burundi
Algeria
26
NCQ
Guinea-Bissau
Nigeria
37
NCQ
Gabon
Niger
38
NCQ
Guinea
Kenya
37
NCQ
Comoros
Namibia
33
NCQ
Congo
Cameroon
25
NCQ
South Sudan
Egypt
26
NCQ
Central African Rep
Burkina Faso
37
E21
Kosovo U21
Cyprus U21
60
E21
Scotland U21
Azerbaijan U21
81
E21
Armenia U21
Italy U21
59
E21
Belgium U21
Wales U21
38
E21
Hungary U21
Lithuania U21
47
E21
Denmark U21
Belarus U21
43
E21
Czech Rep U21
Bulgaria U21
70
E21
Greece U21
Latvia U21
54
E21
Estonia U21
France U21
44
E21
Poland U21
Sweden U21
73
E21
North Macedonia U21
Montenegro U21
65
E21
Ireland U21
Kazakhstan U21
42
E21
San Marino U21
Spain U21
38
E21
Iceland U21
Switzerland U21
56
E21
Faroe Islands U21
Luxembourg U21
44
E21
Norway U21
Bosnia-Herzegovina U21
43
E21
Romania U21
Finland U21
44
E21
Portugal U21
Gibraltar U21
25
E21
Slovenia U21
Israel U21
52
E21
N. Ireland U21
Georgia U21
48
E21
Malta U21
Germany U21
43
Al1
AF Elbasani
FK Vora
62
Al1
Partizani Tirana
KF Tirana
60
Al1
Vllaznia Shkodër
Dinamo Tirana
63
Al1
Teuta Durres
Skenderbeu
64
Al1
KF Laci
Egnatia Rrogozhine
48
Al2
Kastrioti
KF Oriku
53
Al2
Bylis Ballsh
FK Kukesi
61
Al2
KS Burreli
Beselidhja Lezhe
39
Al2
Korabi Peshkopi
KS Pogradeci
31
Al2
Flamurtari Vlore
KF Sopoti
47
Al2
Besa Kavaje
Iliria Fushe Kruje
65
Dz1
JS Saoura
USM Khenchla
46
Dz1
JS Kabylie
MC Alger
39
Dz2
ESM Koléa
MC El Bayadh
31
Dz2
USM El Harrach
Taghit
19
Dz2
MO Constantine
CR Béni Thour
38
Dz2
JS Jijel
JS Azazga
23
Dz2
USM Annaba
Paradou AC
35
Dz2
Sidi Benali
ES Mostaganem
46
Dz2
NA Hussein Dey
RC Kouba
43
Dz2
MC Saïda
ASM Oran
43
Dz2
MO Béjaïa
IRB Nezla
43
Dz2
JSM Skikda
Beni Oulbane
46
Dz2
GC Mascara
USM Blida
35
Dz2
WA Tlemcen
RC Arbaa
47
Dz2
US Chaouia
AS Khroub
44
Dz2
CA Batna
MSP Batna
45
Dz2
NRB Telaghema
NC Magra
37
Dz2
WA Mostaganem
JSM Tiaret
45
Ad1
FC Santa Coloma
CE Casa de Portugal
49
Ad1
FC Ordino
Inter d’Escaldes
83
Ad1
FC Rànger’s
CE Carroi
75
Ad1
Penya Encarnada
Sporting Escaldes
41
Ad1
AC d’Escaldes
Esperança dAndorra
71
Ad2
Atlètic Amèrica
FS La Massana
8
Ad2
FC Santa Coloma B
UE Santa Coloma
48
Ad2
UE Sant Julià
Pirineus United FC
11
Ao1
Sagrada Esperanca
Kabuscorp SC
14
Ao1
Sagrada Esperanca
Kabuscorp SC
14
Ar1
Sarmiento Junín
River Plate
55
Ar1
Argentinos Juniors
CA Tigre
64
Ar1
Estudiantes La Plata
Gimnasia Mendoza
61
Ar1
Talleres Córdoba
Belgrano Córdoba
68
Ar1
Boca Juniors
Unión Santa Fe
56
Ar1
Newell’s Old Boys
Lanús
45
Ar1
Defensa y Justicia
San Lorenzo
58
Ar1
Estudiantes Río Cuarto
Racing Club
55
Ar1
CA Huracán
CA Aldosivi
55
Weekend Predictions
Yellow Card Predictions
The cards market reads how many yellow cards a game will produce, independent of the result. It rewards understanding the temperature of a match, the stakes, the rivalry, the discipline of the sides and the referee, rather than who wins, and this page gathers those reads from every league in one place.
Its appeal is that it rewards a specific kind of match reading. Judging how heated a game will be draws on rivalry, stakes and refereeing rather than quality, and the cards market is where that reading pays off. It is a read about the temperature of a contest.
This page collects the clearest cards reads across the leagues, so instead of checking each competition separately you have the full board in one view. The selections span both high and low card calls, wherever the temperature of a fixture points clearly.
As always, the list is filtered rather than exhaustive. Fixtures where the card count is genuinely uncertain are left off. The table above reflects that and updates with referee appointments and team news.
What the Yellow Card Read Means
The cards market reads the total yellow cards in a game against a line, so an over read succeeds if the match produces more than the set number and an under read if fewer. Some versions weight red cards more heavily under a points system, but the core read is about total disciplinary actions.
The count is driven by the temperature of the game. High-stakes fixtures, derbies and relegation clashes raise the intensity and the foul count, while low-stakes or friendly games stay calmer, so reading the importance and rivalry of a fixture is central. Heat produces bookings.
Player and team discipline feed in strongly. Aggressive sides with combative midfielders and defenders commit and draw more fouls, and their disciplinary records over a season are a reliable guide, so knowing which teams run hot is part of the read. Some sides simply collect more cards than others.
The referee then shapes the count more than any other single factor, which is the subject of the next section, and the confirmed appointment and line-ups sharpen every read.
What Drives the Card Count
The referee is the biggest single driver. Officials differ enormously in how many cards they show, with some booking freely for minor fouls and others letting games flow, and the same fixture can produce very different counts depending on who is in charge. Knowing the official is often the key to the read.
The stakes and rivalry are the second driver. Derbies, relegation six-pointers and grudge matches carry an edge that spills into more fouls and bookings, while low-stakes or friendly games stay calmer. The importance of a fixture is a reliable guide to its likely temperature.
Team discipline is the third. Aggressive sides that press hard, foul tactically and dispute decisions collect more cards, and their season-long records reflect it, so a fixture between two combative teams points to a high count. A disciplined side against another points low.
Style and game state round it out. A team defending a lead may foul tactically to break up play, and a physical, high-tempo contest produces more challenges than a passive one, so how a game is likely to unfold also shapes the count. These factors combine into a fixture’s temperature.
How to Use Yellow Card Predictions
Use the board above as a filtered map of the clearest cards reads and apply your own judgement. Where a call matches your view of a fixture’s temperature it strengthens the read, and where it does not, the reasoning here shows what to weigh. The page informs your thinking rather than replacing it.
Lean on the referee and the stakes to sanity-check a read. If a call runs against the official’s tendencies or the fixture’s likely temperature, it is worth understanding why, since those are the most reliable cards signals. Reads that align with them are the most dependable.
Confirm the referee and team news before committing, since both drive the count. A strict official or a combative line-up points to more cards, while a lenient referee or a disciplined side points to fewer, so the confirmed appointments are worth a final check.
Keep expectations realistic. Card counts are variable, and a game can stay calm or boil over unexpectedly, so treat each pick as a probability. Consistent reading across many games is what makes the cards board worth following.
Yellow Card Predictions FAQ
What is the cards market?
It reads the total yellow cards in a game against a line, counting bookings for both sides combined regardless of the result. An over read succeeds if the match produces more than the set number, an under read if fewer.
What is the biggest driver of card counts?
The referee. Officials differ enormously in how many cards they show, so the same fixture can produce very different counts depending on who is in charge, which makes the appointment central to the read.
Which fixtures produce the most cards?
High-stakes games and derbies between aggressive sides with poor disciplinary records, especially under a strict referee. Low-stakes games between disciplined teams produce the fewest.
Conclusion
The cards board is the site-wide home for reading how heated a game will be, a distinct angle that rewards understanding a fixture’s temperature. It gathers the clearest high and low card reads from across the leagues.
Read the referee, the stakes, team discipline and game state, use those drivers as your guide, and confirm the referee and line-ups before committing. Those habits make the cards board a genuine edge for readers who judge a game’s temperature.
For the match result to pair with your cards view, see our 1X2 predictions, and check the full day on the today page.