The RFEF also has fair play statistics, particularly from clubs that rarely see cards or commit fouls.
But the most important thing is the ranking that defines the champion LaLiga EA SportsFair play is too a relevant article. This measures which teams commit the fewest fouls of all kinds, which see the fewest yellow cards and of course which have the fewest sendings off.
The RFEF was responsible for measuring these statistics from the first to the current match day (30) and determined that the club with the cleanest game is the real Madrid. It’s very close Sports club and that Valencia CF. This table does not measure the fouls or cards awarded to each team, but rather uses a penalty point system.
Real Madrid’s specific stats in its first fair play place in LaLiga
The table shows that the Merengue team is the one that commits the fewest fouls, sees the fewest yellow cards and is the one that has the fewest sendings off. This left him with a penalty score of just 63 points, followed by the León team with 66 and later by the Ché club with 68. Atlético is 5 units below and Las Palmas follows in fifth place.
Specifically, in the 30 games played this season, Madrid has committed 297 fouls, seeing 54 yellow cards and 4 red cards (3 direct and 1 for double yellow). The player who has seen the most cards is Camavinga with a total of 7. The players sent off twice were Nacho Fernández, Dani Carvajal and Jude Bellingham.
The team with the least fair play in LaLiga EA Sports
Just as a team from Madrid tops this fair play table, another club from the capital is at the other extreme. We’re talking about Getafe CF, who have the worst penalty spot according to the RFEF. Specifically, it has 150 points because it committed 508 fouls with 105 yellow cards and 8 red cards (it is the team that has the most expulsions).
The blue player with the most cards is the central defender Djené with 11 yellow cards and 1 red card (double yellow). But other proven footballers also appear, such as: Domingos Duarte (x2), Omar Alderete, Fabrizio Angileri, Damián Suárez and England striker Mason Greenwood. Statistics that do not make the Madrid club proud.