Sancho shines in the match that set a record for yellow cards in the Premier League.

Sancho was not in manager Erik Ten Hag's plans, so he left Manchester United to join Chelsea on loan. The English player was brought on in the second half in the match against Bournemouth.

Sancho's presence significantly improved Chelsea's attacking capabilities. The former Dortmund player made his mark with an assist in the 86th minute for Christopher Nkunku to score the only goal of the match. Following the game, Sancho received much praise from Chelsea fans on social media.

Sancho contributed to Chelsea's victory (Photo: Reuters).

Regarding the match between Bournemouth and Chelsea, the referee had to issue a total of 14 yellow cards to players from both teams (8 for Chelsea and 6 for Bournemouth).

According to statistics, the match between Bournemouth and Chelsea broke the Premier League yellow card record, surpassing the previous record of 13 yellow cards set by the match between Tottenham and Sheffield United.

Although referee Taylor issued 14 yellow cards to players from both teams, no one was sent off. Including the yellow cards given to the coaches of both teams, Taylor issued a total of 16 yellow cards in this match.

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