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We hadn't heard much from our old friend Iturralde González this season, the man who holds the all-time record for the number of red and yellow cards shown. He certainly made up for it though when he officiated the at times bad-tempered game between Barcelona and Sevilla, producing no less than 13 yellows and 3 reds in all. Was it a penalty on Iniesta in injury time? The jury is divided on the fact, but as Varas saved Messi's kick it didn't affect the scoreline, even though it did provoke a bit of "handbags at ten paces" between the players. To paraphrase an old saying they have around here, our Iturralde is more dangerous than a monkey with two loaded pistols! (25.10.11)

Name Games played Yellow cards Red cards Total
Turienzo Alvarez 5 41 1 42
Fernández Borbolán 5 34 3 37
Paradas Romero 4 30 5 35
Iglesias Villanueva 5 28 2 30
Undiano Mallenco 4 28 1 29
Alvarez Izquierdo 3 26 1 27
Teixeira Vitienes, J.A. 4 26 1 27
Estrada Fernández 5 25 2 27
Clos Gómez 4 23 2 25
Pérez Montero 4 25 0 25