8 fouls, no card: Sofascore Rating leaders

How often do you see a player commit eight fouls in one match and walk away without a yellow? Sofascore’s latest graphic highlights three such outliers: Breel Embolo, Mauro Arambarri and Ebenezer Akinsamiro. Each reached the eight‑foul mark with zero bookings, and their Sofascore Rating numbers tell an interesting story too.
Eight fouls, zero bookings: how rare is it?
Persistent infringement usually draws a caution long before foul No. 8, which is why this trio stands out. Spreading fouls across different phases and areas of the pitch can keep players under the radar. It also depends on game state and how strictly the referee sets the line. Either way, eight is a lot for any single match.
The three cases in focus
Breel Embolo hit eight fouls in a 3-1 win for his side and posted a 5.7 Sofascore Rating. For a forward, that points to a high-contact shift full of pressing and duels, but not much end product.
Mauro Arambarri made eight fouls in Getafe’s 1-0 victory away to Real Sociedad and logged a 6.2 Sofascore Rating. The Uruguayan midfielder often plays the disruptor, and staying on the pitch helped Getafe protect the lead.
Ebenezer Akinsamiro matched the eight-foul mark in a 2-2 draw and recorded a 6.8 Sofascore Rating, the highest of the three. That suggests his all-around contribution balanced out the whistle count.

What this says about style and refereeing
High foul totals without a booking are often a mix of tactical fouling, smart positioning and reading the referee’s tolerance. Midfielders like Arambarri and Akinsamiro tend to live on that line as they break up play. Forwards such as Embolo can rack up fouls through persistent pressing and aerial challenges.
The Ratings context
On Sofascore, fouls count against a player’s performance but can be offset by duels won, interceptions, chance creation or goals. None of these outings reached a 7.0, which reflects the trade-off between disruption and overall value. A perfect 10 is rare territory, and these matches show why discipline matters to your Sofascore Rating.
Track live ratings, fouls, and discipline for every match on Sofascore. Performances like these are outliers, but they explain a lot about how games are managed in real time.
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How often do you see a player commit eight fouls in one match and walk away without a yellow? Sofascore’s latest graphic highlights three such outliers: Breel Embolo, Mauro Arambarri and Ebenezer Akinsamiro. Each reached the eight‑foul mark with zero bookings, and their Sofascore Rating numbers tell an interesting story too.
Eight fouls, zero bookings: how rare is it?
Persistent infringement usually draws a caution long before foul No. 8, which is why this trio stands out. Spreading fouls across different phases and areas of the pitch can keep players under the radar. It also depends on game state and how strictly the referee sets the line. Either way, eight is a lot for any single match.
The three cases in focus
Breel Embolo hit eight fouls in a 3-1 win for his side and posted a 5.7 Sofascore Rating. For a forward, that points to a high-contact shift full of pressing and duels, but not much end product.
Mauro Arambarri made eight fouls in Getafe’s 1-0 victory away to Real Sociedad and logged a 6.2 Sofascore Rating. The Uruguayan midfielder often plays the disruptor, and staying on the pitch helped Getafe protect the lead.
Ebenezer Akinsamiro matched the eight-foul mark in a 2-2 draw and recorded a 6.8 Sofascore Rating, the highest of the three. That suggests his all-around contribution balanced out the whistle count.

What this says about style and refereeing
High foul totals without a booking are often a mix of tactical fouling, smart positioning and reading the referee’s tolerance. Midfielders like Arambarri and Akinsamiro tend to live on that line as they break up play. Forwards such as Embolo can rack up fouls through persistent pressing and aerial challenges.
The Ratings context
On Sofascore, fouls count against a player’s performance but can be offset by duels won, interceptions, chance creation or goals. None of these outings reached a 7.0, which reflects the trade-off between disruption and overall value. A perfect 10 is rare territory, and these matches show why discipline matters to your Sofascore Rating.
Track live ratings, fouls, and discipline for every match on Sofascore. Performances like these are outliers, but they explain a lot about how games are managed in real time.
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