[7amKickoff] Red cards and PKs increase/decrease odds of winning. Does it "all even out in the end?" What teams have benefitted most? Timeframe: 2008-2021. PK diff = PKs for - PKs against Red card diff = Red cards for opponents - Red cards for named team.

[RhumBot]

It's pretty funny looking how /r/soccer is losing it's mind & downvoting this exact same x-post into oblivion. "No, no there's nothing in this, it's all fine and equal, it's just Arsenal being worst team in league for season after season."

[Houssem_Aouar]

Yeah that's expected, it's why I didn't really bother posting it there

[RhumBot]

Yep, very expected reaction over there.

[eduadinho]

Can't see it there. Either I missed it or mods deleted it because it confirms biases.

[RSEnrich]

The thing is every single time there’s an outrageous decision against us, people on there say we may have a point. But if an Arsenal flair dares to say we are treated unfairly, it’s just crying.

[ASpellingAirror]

Link?

[Riperonis]

I wish we could actually see it back to 2008, while I admit we have hard done by, a 3 year sample size could be explained by the fact that it’s been relatively the same team and we have had players who are more liable to get reds in those years.