ハイチ vs スコットランド

The referee showed a yellow card to the Scotland player (red kit) for a reckless high-boot challenge on a Haiti player (white kit) near the touchline. Reviewing the frames, the Scotland player does raise his foot to a concerning height with studs visible while both players contest the ball — that's undeniably reckless and deserving of a caution. However, to upgrade to a red card for serious foul play, the challenge must cross into excessive force or clearly endangering the opponent's safety: the frames show both players were genuinely going for a contested aerial ball, there is no visible uncontrolled lunge or dangerous follow-through, and the contact height, while elevated, sits at approximately knee level rather than clearly above. The yellow card is the correct punishment under IFAB Law 12 — reckless, yes; excessive force that endangers safety, not clearly established here.