What are the types of situations in football in which a penalty warning can be awarded?

Verbal warnings are mainly some unconscious fouls that do not have a big impact, such as lifting the foot too high, pulling slightly, unintentional physical collisions...A yellow card is usually a deliberate minor, moderate foul, such as a tackle that is too hard (touching someone), an unconscious elbow, etcA red card is a clear malicious foul and a challenge to the rules of the pitch, a verbal attack on the referee, etc....If the circumstances are too serious, the Football Association will impose additional penalties...

Unconscious fouls There are no malicious hurtful gestures or small verbal altercations between the two players.

In a football match, if there is a foul, or the players, substitutes, coaches and relevant personnel of the participating teams have behaviors that affect the normal and fair conduct of the game, the referee can give a warning to the parties, and the warning is also divided into verbal warning and yellow card warning, of course, the scale is grasped by the referee on duty, and it is also determined according to the actual situation in the game! So the question raised by the landlord is actually not very good, there are too many cases of this kind of penalty warning!

Verbal warning, yellow card, red card.

Due to the wide range of warnings available, referees have the discretion to decide on offences subject to warnings, and FIFA has a wealth of guidelines to assist referees in deciding their decisions. While the penalised player may continue to play on the pitch, many football jurisdictions impose a suspension for accumulating a certain number of yellow cards during the season, tournament or tournament phases, and such off-field penalties are determined by the jurisdiction. According to FIFA's rules, players are subject to yellow card warnings in the following circumstances, including but not limited to:

ungentlemanly conduct; disagreeing with the referee's decision verbally or by gesture; persistent or malicious fouls; obstructing the progress of the game; refusing to comply with the rules of the ball at which the defending team is set to the point of elicitation of a corner or free kick; entering or re-entering the playing field without the referee's permission; Leaving the playing field without the referee's permission; Deliberately delaying the game, excessive goal celebrations (taking off shirts, etc.) Fake falls Coaches often running into the pitch Charging goalkeepers Unsportsmanlike behavior. Expressing disagreement with words or gestures. Consecutive violations of the rules.

Take a corner kick or free kick without keeping the necessary distance (10 yards) from the ball

Take stock of those vicious foul moments in the latest football games, and the stadium is like a battlefield.