But while footballers are used to playing over the festive period, nearly 30 Premier League players stand just one yellow card away from being able to relax and spend Tuesday with their families.
Five bookings means an automatic one-game ban and a host of regular rule- breakers are on four.
The group — listed in the panel to the right — will not be treading on eggshells for too long though.
After December 31, players need ten bookings before a ban. So this mob can start throwing their weight around again in the New Year.
The group — listed in the panel to the right — will not be treading on eggshells for too long though.
After December 31, players need ten bookings before a ban. So this mob can start throwing their weight around again in the New Year.
ALL ON FOUR BOOKINGS . . .
BOURNEMOUTH: Steve Cook, Harry Arter, Simon Francis
BRIGHTON: Lewis Dunk, Glenn Murray, Anthony Knockaert
BURNLEY: Phil Bardsley, Jack Cork
CHELSEA: Antonio Rudiger
CRYSTAL PALACE: Jason Puncheon, Luka Milivojevic
EVERTON: Idrissa Gueye, Ashley Williams
BRIGHTON: Lewis Dunk, Glenn Murray, Anthony Knockaert
BURNLEY: Phil Bardsley, Jack Cork
CHELSEA: Antonio Rudiger
CRYSTAL PALACE: Jason Puncheon, Luka Milivojevic
EVERTON: Idrissa Gueye, Ashley Williams
HUDDERSFIELD: Tommy Smith
MAN CITY: Vincent Kompany, Leroy Sane, Fernandinho
MAN UNITED: Marcos Rojo, Ashley Young, Ander Herrera
STOKE: Kevin Wimmer, Joe Allen
TOTTENHAM: Jan Vertonghen, Harry Kane
WEST BROM: Jonny Evans, James McClean, Claudio Yacob, Allan Nyom
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MAN CITY: Vincent Kompany, Leroy Sane, Fernandinho
MAN UNITED: Marcos Rojo, Ashley Young, Ander Herrera
STOKE: Kevin Wimmer, Joe Allen
TOTTENHAM: Jan Vertonghen, Harry Kane
WEST BROM: Jonny Evans, James McClean, Claudio Yacob, Allan Nyom
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