1. The 20 cards of red were displayed during a game in 1993 that was played between Sportivo Ameliano and General Caballero in Paraguay.

2. ASEC Abidjan of Cote D'Ivoire was unbeaten forSoccer Uniforms 108 matches between 1989 between 1989 and 1994.

3. Carlos Caszely of Chile was the first player to receive a red card during the World Cup tournament on June 14 1974.

4. European Teams have made it to the final of each World Cup except in 1930 and 1950.

5. Goalkeeper Arthur Wharton was the first professional soccer player of black color. Wharton was born in Ghana (then Gold Coast) and was a player for the English League team Rotherham United in 1889.

6. In 1950, India was forced to withdraw from in the World Cup because FIFA refused to allow their team to play without shoes.

7. In 1954, Turkey defeated Spain from an World Cup qualifier by drawing straws. The blindfolded Italian youngster Luigi Franco Gemma picked the straws to determine who would win.

8. In 1957, with just 30 minutes left, Charlton Athletic game back from a deficit of 5-1 and beat Huddersfield Town 7-6.

9. The year was 1968. Penarol in Urugauy conceded just five goals in 18 matches on their way to an unbeaten season.

10. The year 1996 George Weah paid for his teammates ' uniforms and expenses, to ensure that Liberia could be able to participate in into the African Nations Cup.

11. In 1997, Nigerian International Celestine Babayaro injured his leg after scoring the goal of his Chelsea debut in the preseason game.

12. In 1998, English referee Martin Sylvester sent himself off after he slapped the player during a game within the Andover and District Sunday League.

13. In 1999, Leganes head coach Enrique Martin received a ten game ban for kicking an opponent's player clear of the goal.

14. In 1938's World Cup semifinal, Giuseppe Meazza of Italy's shorts fell while he took an penalty shot. He stood up in his shorts and scored calmly against Brazil's Valter.

15. In the 1970s, legendary coach Jock Stein as well as Brian Clough both had 44 days in the 1970s at Leeds UnitedSoccer Uniforms.

16. Jean Langenus of Belgium wore the suit jacket of a golfer fours, and an orange striped tie as he was the referee for in the 1930 World Cup final.

17. Luigi Riva once broke the arm of a viewer with one of his strong shots.

18. Madagascan team Stade Olympique L'Emryne scored 149 own goals against champions AS Adema in 2002. They scored numerous self-goals in protest at the decision of a referee during their previous game.

19. Michael Laudrup appeared for Real Madrid in a 5-0 victory against Barcelona and Barcelona when they defeated Real Madrid 5-0.

20. Non-flying Dutchman Dennis Bergkamp's fear to fly caused him to miss a lot of international and European matches for Arsenal.

21. Sir Alex Ferguson was fired by St. Mirren in 1978 after swearing at a lady.

22. Sir Stanley Matthews never received a booking during his 33-year long career.

23. under Herbert Chapman, Soccer Uniforms The Arsenal changed their name to simply Arsenal to be able to make it to on the list at the top in alphabetical order of former Division One clubs.