11 Arabs face single threat at World Cup
As the group stage of the 2026 World Cup approaches its end, teams are growing increasingly concerned about the possibility of missing players in the Round of 32 due to accumulated yellow cards, with 94 players at risk of suspension before the final round. Current circumstances, including the rise in red cards to eight cases in the first two rounds, have heightened fears of losing key players, especially in the knockout stages. The tournament system allows for lifting suspensions at the end of the group stage, but it continues to impose penalties on players who receive two yellow cards during the knockout rounds, threatening the participation of many stars in the decisive phase of the tournament.
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