Bournemouth trio at risk of ban for Tottenham Hotspur clash because of Premier League rule

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 15: Ryan Christie of Scotland is seen during the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 League A Group A1 match between Scotland and Croatia at Hampden Park on November 15, 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)

Due to their high number of yellow cards in the first few months of the season, three Bournemouth players could

miss their Premier League matchup against Tottenham Hotspur next month.

After 11 games, Marcos Senesi, Justin Kluivert, and Antoine Semenyo have each received four cautions. Ryan christie was given his fifth yellow card of the season against Brentford prior to the international break, meaning the

Cherries will already be without him against Brighton & Hove Albion this weekend. The former trio must avoid

getting booked against Wolves on November 30 if they are to be ready for selection against Spurs on December 5.

As previously stated, the south coast team will play Brighton at home first, and a booking for any of the three will

result in a ban for the match against Wolves.According to Premier League suspension regulations, a player will

receive a one-game penalty if they receive five yellow cards prior to match week 19. A player who receives ten yellows

prior to game week 32 will be suspended for two games. Five or ten yellow card suspensions are exclusive to the

Premier League and are not applicable in the FA Cup or League Cup.

 

Micky van de Ven, who has had four yellow cards, is another player at risk for Spurs. Before the international break,

the Dutchman had a serious injury scare. He sobbed as he left the field following Tottenham’s victory against

Manchester City in the Carabao Cup. He is anticipated to return within the next week, having escaped a catastrophic

injury.

To yet, the Cherries have relied heavily on Semenyo, Kluivert, and Senesi. Sensei has made nine appearances in the

Premier League, while Semenyo has four goals and one assist in eleven games. In the team’s 11 league games,

Kluivert has started eight of them and been substituted in the other three. So far, he has two goals and two assists.

 

. A suspension for ay of the trio against Spurs would leave manager Andoni Iraola with a problem to solve as the

Premier League rivals meet during a midweek round of games with the need for fresh legs and plenty of options

paramount.

Spurs play again against Manchester City before hosting Roma in the Europa League before traveling to

Bournemouth. Then, on Sunday, December 1, they play Fulham. Rodrigo Bentancur will miss Spurs’ three Premier

League games due to a seven-match suspension imposed by an independent Regulatory Commission for violating FA

Rule E3 over alleged racist remarks he made about teammate Son Heung-min. Despite Bentancur’s denial of the

charge, the independent Regulatory Commission issued formal justifications for the sentence.

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