Tottenham Hotspur have accumulated the most yellow and red cards in the Premier League since the start of last season, leading the disciplinary table with 111 cautions.
Tottenham Hotspur have emerged as the most discipline-challenged side in the Premier League, topping the charts for combined yellow and red cards since the start of last season, according to statistical data shared by WhoScored on X. The north London club’s recurring struggles with disciplinary control have been heavily highlighted following recent match incidents, adding further tactical and emotional pressure on Roberto De Zerbi’s squad as they navigate a challenging domestic campaign.
Detailed analytical data published by WhoScored clearly illustrates the extensive scale of Tottenham’s card accumulation compared directly to their Premier League rivals. The numbers reveal a troubling pattern of bookings and red cards that has frequently put the team at a competitive disadvantage during critical moments of key fixtures.
Disciplinary Rankings Across the League
Statistical tracking reveals that Spurs have crossed the century mark in total cautions and dismissals since the beginning of the previous campaign, setting an unwanted benchmark across the top flight.
Tottenham: 111 combined yellow and red cards.
Bournemouth: 108 combined yellow and red cards.
Chelsea: 107 combined yellow and red cards.
These figures underscore a persistent issue that has spanned multiple tactical setups and high-stakes matches. While competitive aggression is often required at the highest level, the frequency with which Tottenham players find themselves in the referee’s notebook has created mounting concern among analysts and supporters alike.
Most yellow + red cards since the start of the last Premier League season:
◎ 111 – Tottenham
◎ 108 – Bournemouth
◎ 107 – Chelsea pic.twitter.com/xPdBP6Bq7G
— WhoScored (@WhoScored) October 11, 2026
Addressing these persistent disciplinary concerns will be an absolute priority for Roberto De Zerbi as he attempts to build consistency, protect squad depth, and keep his full complement of players available for selection. Repeated suspensions not only disrupt tactical rhythm but also force frequent reshuffling in key positions across the pitch.
With late bookings and costly dismissals continuing to alter match dynamics, finding greater emotional composure and tactical discipline remains an urgent requirement for Tottenham as they look ahead to their upcoming Premier League fixtures. Establishing greater control under pressure will be vital if Spurs hope to turn their performances into sustained success.