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This is a list of all occasions where a football player was sent off from a FIFA World Cup match due to a foul or misconduct, either as a direct expulsion (red card) or as a second caution (yellow card) within the match.

This list includes all dismissals since the first World Cup in 1930. The use of physical red and yellow cards to respectively indicate dismissals and cautions is a later invention, having been introduced at the 1970 tournament.

Only players are listed, even if they were at the substitutes' bench at the time of the sending off. Managers and other technical staff members are not covered.

Statistics

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  • Plácido Galindo was the first player to be sent off in a World Cup match, playing for Peru against Romania in a 1930 match officiated by Alberto Warnken. Although physical red cards were introduced from 1970, they were not put in practice until the 1974 World Cup, when referee Doğan Babacan sent off Chile's Carlos Caszely during a match against West Germany.
  • Two players have received red cards twice: Cameroon's Rigobert Song (1994 and 1998) and France's Zinedine Zidane (1998 and 2006).
  • Five dismissals have taken place during final matches: Argentina's Pedro Monzón and Gustavo Dezotti (both 1990), France's Marcel Desailly (1998) and Zinedine Zidane (2006), and John Heitinga of the Netherlands (2010).
  • Uruguay's José Batista received the quickest red card, in the first minute in a game against Scotland in 1986.
  • A few expulsions either took place after the final whistle of the match or were awarded to players at the substitutes' bench (or both), and thus did not reduce the number of players on the pitch during the game. Two of them, that of Leandro Cufré of Argentina (vs Germany, 2006) and that of Denzel Dumfries of the Netherlands (vs Argentina, 2022), took place after the penalty shoot-outs of knockout matches, making them the latest red cards.
  • Three goalkeepers have been sent off in the tournament: Italy's Gianluca Pagliuca (1994), South Africa's Itumeleng Khune (2010), and Wales's Wayne Hennessey (2022).
  • The match with the most dismissals was Portugal vs Netherlands of 2006, when referee Valentin Ivanov dished out 4 red cards, 2 for each team.
  • The referee who has sent off the most players is Arturo Brizio Carter, 7 red cards, in 5 different matches (also a record).
  • 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.
  • The 2006 World Cup had the largest number of red cards: a total of 28 players were sent off (in 20 matches, also a record).

Notable incidents

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  • Of more than two dozen matches that had multiple player expulsions, a few are remembered for their exceptional violence and brutality: the "Battle of Bordeaux" (Brazil vs Czechoslovakia, 1938), the "Battle of Berne" (Hungary vs Brazil, 1954), the "Battle of Santiago" (Chile vs Italy, 1962), and the "Battle of Nuremberg" (Portugal vs Netherlands, 2006).
  • During a 2010 quarter-final against Ghana, with the score tied at 1–1 going into stoppage time of the second period of extra time, Uruguayan striker Luis Suárez was red carded after famously denying a goal-bound header with his hand. Ghana missed the resulting penalty and went on to lose the subsequent penalty shoot-out; with a victory they would have become the first ever African team to reach the final four of the competition.
  • 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.
  • During a 2006 match between Croatia and Australia, referee Graham Poll failed to send off Croatian player Josip Šimunić after the second yellow card, and only did so when he issued a third one, right after the final whistle minutes later. FIFA's report on the match initially listed all three bookings, but later the second one was removed; it is not known if the booking was retroactively overturned, or if this was done for report consistency purposes only.

Full list

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Key
Match had two red cards
Match had three red cards
Match had four red cards
Tournament # M Player T Time Representing At
score 		Final
score 		Opponent Referee Round Date
1930,
Uruguay 		1. 1. Plácido Galindo 54'  Peru 0–1 1–3  Romania Alberto Warnken (CHI) First round 14 July 1930
1934,
Italy 		2. 2. Imre Markos 63'  Hungary 1–2 1–2  Austria Francesco Mattea (ITA) Quarter-finals 31 May 1934
1938,
France 		3. 3. Hans Pesser 96'  Germany 1–1 1–1aet   Switzerland John Langenus (BEL) First round 4 June 1938
4. 4. Zezé Procópio 14'  Brazil 0–0 1–1aet  Czechoslovakia Pál von Hertzka (HUN) Quarter-finals 12 June 1938
5–6. Jan Říha 89'  Czechoslovakia 1–1 1–1aet  Brazil
Machado 89'  Brazil 1–1 1–1aet  Czechoslovakia
1954,
Switzerland 		7–8. 5. József Bozsik 71'  Hungary 3–2 4–2  Brazil Arthur Ellis (ENG) Quarter-finals 27 June 1954
Nílton Santos 71'  Brazil 2–3 2–4  Hungary
9. Humberto 79'  Brazil 2–3 2–4  Hungary
1958,
Sweden 		10. 6. Ferenc Sipos 79'  Hungary 1–2 1–2  Wales Nikolay Latyshev (URS) First round 17 June 1958
11. 7. Titus Buberník 102'  Czechoslovakia 1–2 1–2aet  Northern Ireland Maurice Guigue (FRA) First round 17 June 1958
12. 8. Erich Juskowiak 59'  West Germany 1–1 1–3  Sweden István Zsolt (HUN) Semi-finals 24 June 1958
1962,
Chile 		13. 9. Giorgio Ferrini 8'  Italy 0–0 0–2  Chile Ken Aston (ENG) First round 2 June 1962
14. Mario David 41'  Italy 0–0 0–2  Chile
15–16. 10. Ángel Cabrera 71'  Uruguay 1–3 1–3  Yugoslavia Karol Galba (TCH) First round 2 June 1962
Vladica Popović 71'  Yugoslavia 3–1 3–1  Uruguay
17. 11. Honorino Landa 80'  Chile 2–4 2–4  Brazil Arturo Yamasaki (PER) Semi-finals 13 June 1962
18. Garrincha 83'  Brazil 4–2 4–2  Chile
1966,
England 		19. 12. Rafael Albrecht 65'  Argentina 0–0 0–0  West Germany Konstantin Zečević (YUG) First round 16 July 1966
20. 13. Antonio Rattín 35'  Argentina 0–0 0–1  England Rudolf Kreitlein (FRG) Quarter-finals 23 July 1966
21. 14. Horacio Troche 49'  Uruguay 0–1 0–4  West Germany Jim Finney (ENG) Quarter-finals 23 July 1966
22. Héctor Silva 54'  Uruguay 0–1 0–4  West Germany
23. 15. Igor Chislenko 44'  Soviet Union 0–1 1–2  West Germany Concetto Lo Bello (ITA) Semi-finals 25 July 1966
1974,
West Germany 		24. 16. Carlos Caszely 67'  Chile 0–1 0–1  West Germany Doğan Babacan (TUR) First round 14 June 1974
25. 17. Julio Montero Castillo 69'  Uruguay 0–1 0–2  Netherlands Károly Palotai (HUN) First round 15 June 1974
26. 18. Ndaye Mulamba 23'  Zaire 0–4 0–9  Yugoslavia Omar Delgado Gómez (COL) First round 18 June 1974
27. 19. Ray Richards 83'  Australia 0–0 0–0  Chile Jafar Namdar (IRN) First round 22 June 1974
28. 20. Luís Pereira 84'  Brazil 0–2 0–2  Netherlands Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) Second round 3 July 1974
1978,
Argentina 		29. 21. András Törőcsik 88'  Hungary 1–2 1–2  Argentina António Garrido (POR) First round 2 June 1978
30. Tibor Nyilasi 89'  Hungary 1–2 1–2  Argentina
31. 22. Dick Nanninga 88'  Netherlands 2–2 2–2  West Germany Ramón Barreto (URU) Second round 18 June 1978
1982,
Spain 		32. 23. Ladislav Vízek 87'  Czechoslovakia 1–1 1–1  France Paolo Casarin (ITA) First round 24 June 1982
33. 24. Gilberto Yearwood 89'  Honduras 0–1 0–1  Yugoslavia Gastón Castro (CHI) First round 24 June 1982
34. 25. Mal Donaghy 62'  Northern Ireland 1–0 1–0  Spain Héctor Ortiz (PAR) First round 25 June 1982
35. 26. Américo Gallego 84'  Argentina 1–2 1–2  Italy Nicolae Rainea (ROU) Second round 29 June 1982
36. 27. Diego Maradona 85'  Argentina 0–3 1–3  Brazil Mario Rubio Vázquez (MEX) Second round 2 July 1982
1986,
Mexico 		37. 28. Mike Sweeney 85'  Canada 0–2 0–2  Hungary Jamal Al-Sharif (SYR) First round 6 June 1986
38. 29. Ray Wilkins 42'  England 0–0 0–0  Morocco Gabriel González (PAR) First round 6 June 1986
39. 30. Basil Gorgis 52'  Iraq 0–2 1–2  Belgium Jesús Díaz (COL) First round 8 June 1986
40. 31. Miguel Bossio 19'  Uruguay 0–1 1–6  Denmark Antonio Márquez Ramírez (MEX) First round 8 June 1986
41. 32. José Batista 1'  Uruguay 0–0 0–0  Scotland Joël Quiniou (FRA) First round 13 June 1986
42. 33. Frank Arnesen 88'  Denmark 2–0 2–0  West Germany Alexis Ponnet (BEL) First round 13 June 1986
43. 34. Thomas Berthold 64'  West Germany 0–0 0–0aet
(4–1pen) 		 Mexico Jesús Díaz (COL) Quarter-finals 21 June 1986
44. Javier Aguirre 100'  Mexico 0–0 0–0aet
(1–4pen) 		 West Germany
1990,
Italy 		45. 35. André Kana-Biyik 61'  Cameroon 0–0 1–0  Argentina Michel Vautrot (FRA) First round 8 June 1990
46. Benjamin Massing 89'  Cameroon 1–0 1–0  Argentina
47. 36. Eric Wynalda 52'  United States 0–3 1–5  Czechoslovakia Kurt Röthlisberger (SUI) First round 10 June 1990
48. 37. Volodymyr Bezsonov 48'  Soviet Union 0–1 0–2  Argentina Erik Fredriksson (SWE) First round 13 June 1990
49. 38. Eric Gerets 42'  Belgium 2–0 3–1  Uruguay Siegfried Kirschen (GDR) First round 17 June 1990
50. 39. Khalil Ghanim 76'  United Arab Emirates 1–3 1–4  Yugoslavia Shizuo Takada (JPN) First round 19 June 1990
51. 40. Peter Artner 34'  Austria 0–0 2–1  United States Jamal Al-Sharif (SYR) First round 19 June 1990
52. 41. Yoon Deok-yeo 70'  South Korea 0–0 0–1  Uruguay Tullio Lanese (ITA) First round 21 June 1990
53. 42. Ricardo Gomes 85'  Brazil 0–1 0–1  Argentina Joël Quiniou (FRA) Second round 24 June 1990
54–55. 43. Rudi Völler 22'  West Germany 0–0 2–1  Netherlands Juan Carlos Loustau (ARG) Second round 24 June 1990
Frank Rijkaard 22'  Netherlands 0–0 1–2  West Germany
56. 44. Refik Šabanadžović 31'  Yugoslavia 0–0 0–0aet
(2–3pen) 		 Argentina Kurt Röthlisberger (SUI) Quarter-finals 30 June 1990
57. 45. Ľubomír Moravčík 70'  Czechoslovakia 0–1 0–1  West Germany Helmut Kohl (AUT) Quarter-finals 1 July 1990
58. 46. Ricardo Giusti 103'  Argentina 1–1 1–1aet
(4–3pen) 		 Italy Michel Vautrot (FRA) Semi-finals 3 July 1990
59. 47. Pedro Monzón 65'  Argentina 0–0 0–1  West Germany Edgardo Codesal (MEX) Final 8 July 1990
60. Gustavo Dezotti 87'  Argentina 0–1 0–1  West Germany
1994,
United States 		61. 48. Marco Etcheverry 84'  Bolivia 0–1 0–1  Germany Arturo Brizio Carter (MEX) First round 17 June 1994
62. 49. Miguel Ángel Nadal 26'  Spain 0–0 2–2  South Korea Peter Mikkelsen (DEN) First round 17 June 1994
63. 50. Ion Vlădoiu 74'  Romania 1–4 1–4   Switzerland Neji Jouini (TUN) First round 22 June 1994
64. 51. Gianluca Pagliuca 21'  Italy 0–0 1–0  Norway Hellmut Krug (GER) First round 23 June 1994
65. 52. Luis Cristaldo 82'  Bolivia 0–0 0–0  South Korea Leslie Mottram (SCO) First round 23 June 1994
66. 53. Rigobert Song 63'  Cameroon 0–1 0–3  Brazil Arturo Brizio Carter (MEX) First round 24 June 1994
67. 54. Sergei Gorlukovich 49'  Russia 1–1 1–3  Sweden Joël Quiniou (FRA) First round 24 June 1994
68. 55. Tsanko Tsvetanov 67'  Bulgaria 1–0 2–0  Argentina Neji Jouini (TUN) First round 30 June 1994
69. 56. Leonardo Araújo 43'  Brazil 0–0 1–0  United States Joël Quiniou (FRA) Second round 4 July 1994
70. Fernando Clavijo 85'  United States 0–1 0–1  Brazil
71. 57. Gianfranco Zola 76'  Italy 0–1 2–1aet  Nigeria Arturo Brizio Carter (MEX) Second round 5 July 1994
72. 58. Emil Kremenliev 50'  Bulgaria 1–1 1–1aet
(3–1pen) 		 Mexico Jamal Al-Sharif (SYR) Second round 5 July 1994
73. Luis García 57'  Mexico 1–1 1–1aet
(1–3pen) 		 Bulgaria
74. 59. Stefan Schwarz 101'  Sweden 1–1 2–2aet
(5–4pen) 		 Romania Philip Don (ENG) Quarter-finals 10 July 1994
75. 60. Jonas Thern 64'  Sweden 0–0 0–1  Brazil José Torres Cadena (COL) Semi-finals 13 July 1994
1998,
France 		76. 61. Anatoli Nankov 89'  Bulgaria 0–0 0–0  Paraguay Abdul Rahman Al-Zaid (KSA) First round 12 June 1998
77. 62. Ha Seok-ju 30'  South Korea 1–0 1–3  Mexico Günter Benkö (AUT) First round 13 June 1998
78. 63. Patrick Kluivert 79'  Netherlands 0–0 0–0  Belgium Pierluigi Collina (ITA) First round 13 June 1998
79. 64. Raymond Kalla 43'  Cameroon 0–1 0–3  Italy Eddie Lennie (AUS) First round 17 June 1998
80. 65. Miklos Molnar 67'  Denmark 1–1 1–1  South Africa John Toro Rendón (COL) First round 18 June 1998
81. Alfred Phiri 68'  South Africa 1–1 1–1  Denmark
82. Morten Wieghorst 85'  Denmark 1–1 1–1  South Africa
83. 66. Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi 19'  Saudi Arabia 0–0 0–4  France Arturo Brizio Carter (MEX) First round 18 June 1998
84. Zinedine Zidane 71'  France 2–0 4–0  Saudi Arabia
85. 67. Pável Pardo 28'  Mexico 0–0 2–2  Belgium Hugh Dallas (SCO) First round 20 June 1998
86. Gert Verheyen 54'  Belgium 2–0 2–2  Mexico
87. 68. Darryl Powell 45+1'  Jamaica 0–1 0–5  Argentina Rune Pedersen (NOR) First round 21 June 1998
88. 69. Rigobert Song 51'  Cameroon 0–1 1–1  Chile László Vágner (HUN) First round 23 June 1998
89. Lauren 89'  Cameroon 1–1 1–1  Chile
90. 70. Craig Burley 54'  Scotland 0–2 0–3  Morocco Ali Bujsaim (UAE) First round 23 June 1998
91. 71. Ramón Ramírez 89'  Mexico 1–2 2–2  Netherlands Abdul Rahman Al-Zaid (KSA) First round 25 June 1998
92. 72. David Beckham 47'  England 2–2 2–2aet
(3–4pen) 		 Argentina Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) Second round 30 June 1998
93. 73. Arthur Numan 76'  Netherlands 1–1 2–1  Argentina Arturo Brizio Carter (MEX) Quarter-finals 4 July 1998
94. Ariel Ortega 87'  Argentina 1–1 1–2  Netherlands
95. 74. Christian Wörns 40'  Germany 0–0 0–3  Croatia Rune Pedersen (NOR) Quarter-finals 4 July 1998
96. 75. Laurent Blanc 74'  France 2–1 2–1  Croatia José María García-Aranda (ESP) Semi-finals 8 July 1998
97. 76. Marcel Desailly 68'  France 2–0 3–0  Brazil Said Belqola (MAR) Final 12 July 1998
2002,
S. Korea/Japan 		98. 77. Boris Živković 59'  Croatia 0–0 0–1  Mexico Lu Jun (CHN) First round 3 June 2002
99. 78. Alpay Özalan 86'  Turkey 1–1 1–2  Brazil Kim Young-joo (KOR) First round 3 June 2002
100. Hakan Ünsal 90+4'  Turkey 1–2 1–2  Brazil
101. 79. Salif Diao 62'  Senegal 1–1 1–1  Denmark Carlos Batres (GUA) First round 6 June 2002
102. 80. Thierry Henry 25'  France 0–0 0–0  Uruguay Felipe Ramos Rizo (MEX) First round 6 June 2002
103. 81. Carsten Ramelow 40'  Germany 0–0 2–0  Cameroon Antonio López Nieto (ESP) First round 11 June 2002
104. Patrick Suffo 77'  Cameroon 0–1 0–2  Germany
105. 82. Claudio Caniggia
(from substitutes' bench) 		45'  Argentina 0–0 1–1  Sweden Ali Bujsaim (UAE) First round 12 June 2002
106. 83. Carlos Paredes 22'  Paraguay 0–0 3–1  Slovenia Felipe Ramos Rizo (MEX) First round 12 June 2002
107. Nastja Čeh 81'  Slovenia 1–2 1–3  Paraguay
108. 84. Shao Jiayi 58'  China 0–2 0–3  Turkey Óscar Ruiz (COL) First round 13 June 2002
109. 85. João Pinto 27'  Portugal 0–0 0–1  South Korea Ángel Sánchez (ARG) First round 14 June 2002
110. Beto 66'  Portugal 0–0 0–1  South Korea
111. 86. Roberto Acuña 90+2'  Paraguay 0–1 0–1  Germany Carlos Batres (GUA) Second round 15 June 2002
112. 87. Rafael Márquez 88'  Mexico 0–2 0–2  United States Vítor Melo Pereira (POR) Second round 17 June 2002
113. 88. Francesco Totti 103'  Italy 1–1 1–2aet  South Korea Byron Moreno (ECU) Second round 18 June 2002
114. 89. Ronaldinho 57'  Brazil 2–1 2–1  England Felipe Ramos Rizo (MEX) Quarter-finals 21 June 2002
2006,
Germany 		115. 90. Avery John 46'  Trinidad and Tobago 0–0 0–0  Sweden Shamsul Maidin (SIN) First round 10 June 2006
116. 91. Jean-Paul Abalo 53'  Togo 1–0 1–2  South Korea Graham Poll (ENG) First round 13 June 2006
117. 92. Vladyslav Vashchuk 47'  Ukraine 0–2 0–4  Spain Massimo Busacca (SUI) First round 14 June 2006
118. 93. Radosław Sobolewski 75'  Poland 0–0 0–1  Germany Luis Medina Cantalejo (ESP) First round 14 June 2006
119. 94. Mateja Kežman 65'  Serbia and Montenegro 0–3 0–6  Argentina Roberto Rosetti (ITA) First round 16 June 2006
120. 95. André Macanga 79'  Angola 0–0 0–0  Mexico Shamsul Maidin (SIN) First round 16 June 2006
121. 96. Tomáš Ujfaluši 66'  Czech Republic 0–1 0–2  Ghana Horacio Elizondo (ARG) First round 17 June 2006
122. 97. Daniele De Rossi 28'  Italy 1–1 1–1  United States Jorge Larrionda (URU) First round 17 June 2006
123. Pablo Mastroeni 45'  United States 1–1 1–1  Italy
124. Eddie Pope 47'  United States 1–1 1–1  Italy
125. 98. Luis Pérez 61'  Mexico 1–2 1–2  Portugal Ľuboš Micheľ (SVK) First round 21 June 2006
126. 99. Albert Nađ 45+1'  Serbia and Montenegro 2–1 2–3  Ivory Coast Marco Rodríguez (MEX) First round 21 June 2006
127. Cyril Domoraud 90+2'  Ivory Coast 3–2 3–2  Serbia and Montenegro
128. 100. Jan Polák 45+2'  Czech Republic 0–1 0–2  Italy Benito Archundia (MEX) First round 22 June 2006
129. 101. Dario Šimić 85'  Croatia 2–2 2–2  Australia Graham Poll (ENG) First round 22 June 2006
130. Brett Emerton 87'  Australia 2–2 2–2  Croatia
131. Josip Šimunić[n 1]
(after final whistle) 		90+3'  Croatia 2–2 2–2  Australia
132. 102. Ziad Jaziri 45+1'  Tunisia 0–0 0–1  Ukraine Carlos Amarilla (PAR) First round 23 June 2006
133. 103. Teddy Lučić 35'  Sweden 0–2 0–2  Germany Carlos Eugênio Simon (BRA) Second round 24 June 2006
134. 104. Costinha 45+1'  Portugal 1–0 1–0  Netherlands Valentin Ivanov (RUS) Second round 25 June 2006
135. Khalid Boulahrouz 64'  Netherlands 0–1 0–1  Portugal
136. Deco 78'  Portugal 1–0 1–0  Netherlands
137. Giovanni van Bronckhorst 90+5'  Netherlands 0–1 0–1  Portugal
138. 105. Marco Materazzi 51'  Italy 0–0 1–0  Australia Luis Medina Cantalejo (ESP) Second round 26 June 2006
139. 106. Asamoah Gyan 81'  Ghana 0–2 0–3  Brazil Ľuboš Micheľ (SVK) Second round 27 June 2006
140. 107. Leandro Cufré
(after penalty shoot-out,
from substitutes' bench) 		120'  Argentina 1–1 1–1aet
(2–4pen) 		 Germany Ľuboš Micheľ (SVK) Quarter-finals 30 June 2006
141. 108. Wayne Rooney 62'  England 0–0 0–0aet
(1–3pen) 		 Portugal Horacio Elizondo (ARG) Quarter-finals 1 July 2006
142. 109. Zinedine Zidane 110'  France 1–1 1–1aet
(3–5pen) 		 Italy Horacio Elizondo (ARG) Final 9 July 2006
2010,
South Africa 		143. 110. Nicolás Lodeiro 81'  Uruguay 0–0 0–0  France Yuichi Nishimura (JPN) First round 11 June 2010
144. 111. Abdelkader Ghezzal 73'  Algeria 0–0 0–1  Slovenia Carlos Batres (GUA) First round 13 June 2010
145. 112. Aleksandar Luković 74'  Serbia 0–0 0–1  Ghana Héctor Baldassi (ARG) First round 13 June 2010
146. 113. Tim Cahill 56'  Australia 0–2 0–4  Germany Marco Rodríguez (MEX) First round 13 June 2010
147. 114. Itumeleng Khune 76'  South Africa 0–1 0–3  Uruguay Massimo Busacca (SUI) First round 16 June 2010
148. 115. Sani Kaita 33'  Nigeria 1–0 1–2  Greece Óscar Ruiz (COL) First round 17 June 2010
149. 116. Miroslav Klose 37'  Germany 0–0 0–1  Serbia Alberto Undiano Mallenco (ESP) First round 18 June 2010
150. 117. Harry Kewell 24'  Australia 1–0 1–1  Ghana Roberto Rosetti (ITA) First round 19 June 2010
151. 118. Kaká 88'  Brazil 3–1 3–1  Ivory Coast Stéphane Lannoy (FRA) First round 20 June 2010
152. 119. Valon Behrami 31'   Switzerland 0–0 0–1  Chile Khalil Al-Ghamdi (KSA) First round 21 June 2010
153. 120. Yoann Gourcuff 25'  France 0–1 1–2  South Africa Óscar Ruiz (COL) First round 22 June 2010
154. 121. Antar Yahia 90+3'  Algeria 0–1 0–1  United States Frank De Bleeckere (BEL) First round 23 June 2010
155. 122. Marco Estrada 37'  Chile 0–2 1–2  Spain Marco Rodríguez (MEX) First round 25 June 2010
156. 123. Ricardo Costa 89'  Portugal 0–1 0–1  Spain Héctor Baldassi (ARG) Second round 29 June 2010
157. 124. Felipe Melo 73'  Brazil 1–2 1–2  Netherlands Yuichi Nishimura (JPN) Quarter-finals 2 July 2010
158. 125. Luis Suárez 120+1'  Uruguay 1–1 1–1aet
(4–2pen) 		 Ghana Olegário Benquerença (POR) Quarter-finals 2 July 2010
159. 126. John Heitinga 109'  Netherlands 0–0 0–1aet  Spain Howard Webb (ENG) Final 11 July 2010
2014,
Brazil 		160. 127. Maxi Pereira 90+4'  Uruguay 1–3 1–3  Costa Rica Felix Brych (GER) First round 14 June 2014
161. 128. Wilson Palacios 44'  Honduras 0–0 0–3  France Sandro Ricci (BRA) First round 15 June 2014
162. 129. Pepe 37'  Portugal 0–2 0–4  Germany Milorad Mažić (SRB) First round 16 June 2014
163. 130. Alex Song 40'  Cameroon 0–1 0–4  Croatia Pedro Proença (POR) First round 18 June 2014
164. 131. Kostas Katsouranis 38'  Greece 0–0 0–0  Japan Joel Aguilar (SLV) First round 19 June 2014
165. 132. Ante Rebić 89'  Croatia 1–3 1–3  Mexico Ravshan Irmatov (UZB) First round 23 June 2014
166. 133. Claudio Marchisio 59'  Italy 0–0 0–1  Uruguay Marco Rodríguez (MEX) First round 24 June 2014
167. 134. Antonio Valencia 48'  Ecuador 0–0 0–0  France Noumandiez Doué (CIV) First round 25 June 2014
168. 135. Steven Defour 45'  Belgium 0–0 1–0  South Korea Ben Williams (AUS) First round 26 June 2014
169. 136. Óscar Duarte 66'  Costa Rica 1–0 1–1aet
(5–3pen) 		 Greece Ben Williams (AUS) Second round 29 June 2014
2018,
Russia 		170. 137. Carlos Sánchez 4'  Colombia 0–0 1–2  Japan Damir Skomina (SVN) First round 19 June 2018
171. 138. Jérôme Boateng 82'  Germany 1–1 2–1  Sweden Szymon Marciniak (POL) First round 23 June 2018
172. 139. Igor Smolnikov 36'  Russia 0–2 0–3  Uruguay Malang Diedhiou (SEN) First round 25 June 2018
173. 140. Michael Lang 90+4'   Switzerland 0–1 0–1  Sweden Damir Skomina (SVN) Second round 3 July 2018
2022,
Qatar 		174. 141. Wayne Hennessey 86'  Wales 0–0 0–2  Iran Mario Escobar (GUA) First round 25 November 2022
175. 142. Vincent Aboubakar 90+3'  Cameroon 1–0 1–0  Brazil Ismail Elfath (USA) First round 2 December 2022
176. 143. Denzel Dumfries
(after penalty shoot-out) 		120+8'  Netherlands 2–2 2–2aet
(3–4pen) 		 Argentina Antonio Mateu Lahoz (ESP) Quarter-finals 9 December 2022
177. 144. Walid Cheddira 90+3'  Morocco 1–0 1–0  Portugal Facundo Tello (ARG) Quarter-finals 10 December 2022
Notes
  1. ^ By a mistake of the referee's, Šimunić remained on the pitch after the second booking, and was only sent off after a third one.

See also

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