Gavin Ward Referee Stats: Cards, Bookings & Foul Trends
Gavin Ward: card stats and foul tendency. Gavin Ward averages 3.5 total cards per match across 20 games this season, with 3.35 yellows, 13% below the 3.87 league average, making them a more lenient official. That ranks #24 for total cards in Championship. Below: yellow-card and foul averages, league rank, and the most recent fixtures Gavin Ward officiated.
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Card & foul profile · 20 games this season
Gavin Ward shows 3.35 yellows per match vs the 3.87 league average, 13% more lenient than average. Useful for card and booking markets.
Recent matches officiated (cards shown)
- 17 Oct 2026 · Norwich City 0-1 Portsmouth 5 🟨
- 10 Oct 2026 · West Bromwich Albion 0-1 Birmingham City 6 🟨
- 19 Sep 2026 · Wrexham 2-1 Southampton 5 🟨
- 05 Sep 2026 · Burnley 1-2 Bristol City 3 🟨
- 29 Aug 2026 · Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Queens Park Rangers 5 🟨
- 15 Aug 2026 · Sheffield United 0-0 Birmingham City 0 🟨
- 08 May 2026 · Hull City 0-0 Millwall 1 🟨
- 02 May 2026 · Ipswich Town 3-0 Queens Park Rangers 3 🟨
- 18 Apr 2026 · Portsmouth 1-0 Leicester City 5 🟨
- 07 Apr 2026 · Wrexham 1-5 Southampton 5 🟨
FAQ
How many cards does Gavin Ward show per match?
Gavin Ward averages 3.5 total cards per match (3.35 yellow, 0.10 red) across 20 games this season.
Is Gavin Ward a strict referee?
Gavin Ward's 3.35 yellow cards per match is 13% below the league average of 3.87, more lenient than average, ranking #24 in the league for total cards.
How often does Gavin Ward show a red card?
Roughly once every 10 matches (0.10 red cards per game on average).
Does Gavin Ward favour the home team?
45% of Gavin Ward's yellow cards go to the home side: Gavin Ward shows more cards to away teams (55%).
What was Gavin Ward's most recent match?
Norwich City 0-1 Portsmouth on 17 October 2026, with 5 cards shown.
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