Platini wants sin-bin to replace yellow cards

LONDON. — European football chief Michel Platini has called for yellow cards to be replaced by a sin-bin.
“I would make it like rugby, punishing the offender with 10 or 15 minutes out of the game,” he said in an interview with Spanish sports daily newspaper AS.
“It is an idea. Now it needs to mature and see if it really is good for the game. It is a proposal to be explored.”
Uefa president Platini also backed the idea of allowing national cup champions to take part in the Champions League.

Under the existing in-game disciplinary system a player who is shown a straight red card or two yellow cards in the same game is immediately sent off and cannot be replaced. — BBC Sport

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