Those who can miss a yellow card on one hand

From left - Neymar, Kutinho, Ivan Rakitich, Paul Pogba

Quarterfinal game starts from Friday (July 6) after the knockout stage. That means 8 teams will compete for semis. But some of the eight teams will play very carefully in the quarter-finals. Those who have already received a yellow card if they are getting a yellow card again in the quarter-finals, then the semi-finals must be missed.
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At the end of the last 16 World Cup, 189 yellow cards have been digested for 32 teams. There are 4 red cards. The average referee showed 3-440 cards per match.

The knockout stage lasted only for the last World Cup and eight teams have survived. But 32 players of this eight team have already digested a yellow card. According to FIFA's current rules, digging up two yellow cards until the quarter-finals, the next match will be seen playing on the side bench. Earlier it was the rule, the next match will be banned after the yellow card 'digestion' in two consecutive matches.
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The 32 star players of all teams are on the list.

Brazil: Neymar, Kutinho, Lewis

France: Olivier Zirud, Benjamin Pavard, Paul Pogba, Corten Touliso

Croatia: Marcelo Brozovic, Bhadran Korluka, Three Jidavaj, Mario Mandzuukich, Marco Piasa, Ivan Rakitich, Inter Rebecca, Simei Värsaljko

Uruguay: Rodrigo Bentankar

Belgium: Kevin de Brouina, Leander Dendonkar, Thomas Munier, Yuri Teilenmans, Jr Bharatonaghen

England: Jordan Henderson, Rane Lofts-Chik, Jesse Linginger, Kyle Walker

Russia: Yuri Gazinski, Alexander Golovin, Ilya Kutepov, Foeder Smolov, Roman Zobenin

Sweden: Vitre Claude, Alvin Eedal

Croatia is at the highest risk in the list. 8 players of the team got yellow cards. Belgian-Russia 5 people, France 4, Uruguay 1, England 4, Sweden 2 yellow players have received the list respectively.
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Meanwhile, Brazil's catameros can not play against Belgium in the quarter. He has already been banned in the match after receiving two yellow cards. The same result is the Swedish Mikael Loggig. He will also have to watch the game sitting on the side bench.

France will face Uruguay on Friday 8 o'clock in the night, Brazil will face Belgium at 12pm.

The next day on Saturday (July 7th) England will play against Sweden, and in another game Russia will face Russia at 12pm.
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