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Chelsea<\/b><\/a> finished the 2025-26 Premier League campaign with the worst red card record across all clubs.<\/b><\/p>\n Their total of eight dismissals in league fixtures – rising to 11 across all competitions – is a club record, and twice as many as Tottenham<\/a> (for) with the second-worst record.<\/p>\n It left Chelsea<\/a> one card short of equalling the overall record for most red cards in a single Premier League season.<\/p>\n Sunderland<\/a> and Queens Park Rangers hold the joint record for that, with nine each.<\/p>\n The Black Cats became the first team to pick up nine red cards in a season during the 2009-10 campaign, before QPR matched their ‘feat’ two years later.<\/p>\n Chelsea<\/a> players Robert Sanchez, Malo Gusto, Trevoh Chalobah, Moises Caicedo, Wesley Fofana (twice), Marc Cucurella, and Pedro Neto were all given their marching orders by referees this campaign.<\/p>\n Former head coach Enzo Maresca was also sent off late on during Chelsea<\/a>‘s win over Liverpool<\/a> in October.<\/p>\n However, Tottenham<\/a> did beat Chelsea<\/a> when it came to yellow cards this season, picking up 99 compared to the Blues’ 90.<\/p>\n Chelsea<\/a>‘s worst Premier League seasons for red cards so far have been:<\/p>\n