On This Day in World Cup History: 17th June - Three See Red as USA Hold Italy to 1-1 Draw in 2006

​The 2006 iteration of the ​World Cup is well remembered as one of the most ill-disciplined tournaments in history. A record 345 yellow cards and 28 red cards were handed out throughout the tournament, averaging 0.44 red cards and a staggering 5.39 yellow cards per match. The first red card of the tournament was branded on only the second day of the tournament, as Avery John of Trinidad and Tobago was shown two yellow cards and was subsequently dismissed as his side played out a goalless draw... Via All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min http://www.90min.com/