Abdoulaye Doucouré and Idrissa Gana Guèye are tied for the most career yellow cards by an Algerian, an Angolan, a Burundian player, a Beninese player, a Burkinabe, a Congolese player, a Chadian player, an Ivorian, a Cameroonian, a Congolese player, a Comorian player, a Cape Verdean player, a Central African player, a Djiboutian player, an Egyptian, an Equatorial Guinean player, an Eritrean player, an Ethiopian player, a Gabonese player, a Gambian player, a Ghanaian, a Guinean, a Guinean, a Kenyan player, a Liberian player, a Libyan player, a Malagasy player, a Moroccan, a Malian, a Mozambican player, a Mauritian player, a Mauritanian player, a Malawian player, a Namibian player, a Nigerian, a Nigerien player, a Réunionese player, a South African player, a Rwandan player, a Senegalese player, a Seychellois player, a Sierra Leonean, a Somali player, a São Toméan player, a Swazi player, a Tanzanian player, a Togolese player, a Tunisian, a Ugandan player, a Zambian or a Zimbabwean in the Premier League, with 60 yellow cards.