Receiving a black card will result in a player being sent off and replaced by a substitute while a yellow followed by a black is the equivalent of a red meaning the player is dismissed and not replaced (see below).
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A black card will be issued for the following five offences:
The black card offences explained in a simple graphic
THE GAA’S Gaelic Football rule changes came into effect from yesterday with the introduction of the black card for cynical behaviour fouls among them.
Receiving a black card will result in a player being sent off and replaced by a substitute while a yellow followed by a black is the equivalent of a red meaning the player is dismissed and not replaced (see below).
A black card will be issued for the following five offences:
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