What does it mean that the first referee holds a red card, a yellow card and two red cards in volleyball match?

Yellow card: minor bad behavior warning. The way to show it is to hold a yellow card in your hand.

Red card: punish bad behavior and punish the team that is fined one point. The way to show it is to hold up a red card.

(1) If a team has more than two yellow cards (slight misconduct) in a game (not the whole game), the referee will directly show the red card without the yellow card, which means that a team has already got a yellow card in this game, and there will be a yellow card after this game.

(2) If the referee thinks that the behavior is a serious bad behavior, the team can directly show the red card and deduct points if it doesn't get a yellow card in this game.

Red and yellow cards: Show red and yellow cards and be disqualified.

(1) If the referee holds the red and yellow cards in one hand, it means that the team will be fined one point and the player or coach who is presented will be sent off.

(2) If the referee holds the red and yellow cards in one hand, showing the red and yellow cards before and after means that the team will be fined one point, and the player or coach who is shown will be punished for the whole game (disqualification).

Extended data:

In the first round of the rematch of the National Men's Volleyball League in 20 16 season, the match between Sichuan and Shandong lasted until the end of the fourth game. Because of a controversial penalty in the game, Qin Song, the vice attacker of Sichuan team, climbed into the referee's chair to theorize, and then the referee rarely showed him a red card and a yellow card and sent him off.

However, all the players in Sichuan think that the ball is a challenge from the insiders, but because Sichuan has exhausted the opportunity of two challenges and the referee insists on the original judgment. Sichuan players were very excited, and the delay in changing the venue prevented the game from continuing. At that time, Qin Song, the vice attacker of Sichuan team, was very excited and wanted to argue with the referee, but he was still held by Yang Guang, the captain of Sichuan team.

Only the captain can communicate directly with the home court, and it is illegal for other players to communicate directly with the referee. However, Yang Guang failed to negotiate with the referee, and Chen Tao, a free man from Sichuan, was very angry and kicked the referee's chair hard. Subsequently, Qin Song, the assistant attacker of Sichuan team, climbed directly to the referee's chair to find the referee theory. He was shown a "red and yellow card" by the referee and was immediately sent off.

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