In the World Cup group stage, are yellow cards accumulated in each game?

FIFA releases new rules for the World Cup

The International Football Association (FIFA) 2002 World Cup representative working meeting concluded on February 28 in Tokyo, Japan. Secretary-General Lu Finan announced the rules for participating in the World Cup, and also declared that diving, malicious violations and tackles from behind will be severely punished. In order to make the World Cup more fair, it was decided:

Consider introducing blood tests. Lu Finan said that FI-FA will establish an independent drug testing committee to increase anti-doping efforts during the World Cup and consider introducing blood tests. In the three months between now and the opening of the World Cup, the 32 national teams entering the World Cup finals will conduct a series of warm-up matches. The Drug Testing Committee will use the opportunity of these warm-up matches to visit all teams.

The personnel list has changed. In addition, new regulations have been made on the determination of the list of all 32 participating teams and the size of the delegation. According to this new regulation, as of May 21, each participating team must submit a 23-man roster to FIFA, which must include three goalkeepers.

Red and yellow cards will not be carried into the finals. Red and yellow cards received by players in the World Cup qualifying stage will not be carried into the finals. If a player only gets one yellow card in the first round of the finals, this yellow card will They will also not be entered into the subsequent knockout rounds.

Drinks are available between matches. FIFA is considering whether to set up a short break in the middle of intense matches to allow players to have a drink and take a break. This is because the World Cup coincides with the match between South Korea and Japan. During the rainy season, there may be high temperatures and high humidity.

You cannot take off your clothes when celebrating a goal. FIFA does not want to see too many players taking off their shirts after scoring a goal, or lifting their shirts to show various slogans written on their underwear. If this rule is violated, the referee has the right to warn or card these players.