CELEBRATIONS have become a prevalent part of the modern game, with elaborate routines and signature moves now a regular fixture at matches. But some players have allowed their joy to get the better of them over the years, and forced…

Soccer players across various competitions have received red cards after overzealous goal celebrations violated IFAB Law 12 regulations against excessive or provocative actions. Notable incidents include Mario Gjurovski receiving a second yellow card for putting his shorts on his head while playing for Muangthong United, and Neymar being sent off for Santos after wearing a mask depicting his own face.
Other notable dismissals highlighted include Carlos Tevez receiving a straight red card for Boca Juniors in 2004 after performing a chicken dance against rivals River Plate. Additionally, an amateur player for Italian side Riolo Terme was dismissed after violently headbutting and shattering a dugout panel during his celebration.
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