» With the Premier League season now into April, top-flight players are running the risk of being banned in the final few matches of the campaign. An accumulation of 10 yellow cards will result in that player having to complete a two-match suspension, a penalty that often causes major headaches for managers.

4 Watford defender Jose Holebas Southampton’s Oriol Romeu lead the way last season with 11 cautions while Burnley’s Ashley Barnes, Abdoulaye Doucoure of Watford and Arsenal star Granit Xhaka all picked up 10. Several stars are edging towards the suspension mark this term and could face a stint on the sidelines in the final few weeks.

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  Sunderland visit White Hart Lane on Sunday, but Martin O’Neill’s men will expect to face a totally different looking side with in-form midfielders Gareth Bale, Aaron Lennon, Luka Modric and player of the month Scott Parker returning for the Premier League clash.https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/トム・フィニー With Michael Dawson struggling with injury, Younes Kaboul has benefited with an extended run in the first team and surprised many.   Have Tottenham now got a squad to match any club, bar Man City? Have your say by commenting below… «