Andreas Argyrou

Cyprus

Matches Officiated

Total Matches

Yellow Cards per Match

0 in total

Red Cards per Match

0 in total

Statistics Stats

Statistics by match

0 Matches Officiated

20 Matches

Statistics by match		Statistics by match			24/25 1 Aug	23/24 20 Oct	23/24 13 Jul	22/23 24 Apr	22/23 5 Mar
Stats		Average	0 - 5	1 - 2	1 - 1	0 - 0	1 - 1
Yellow Cards		Average: 4.6. Home: 1.8. Away: 2.8.	Total: 6. Home: 3. Away: 3.	Total: 2. Home: 1. Away: 1.	Total: 3. Home: 1. Away: 2.	Total: 8. Home: 3. Away: 5.	Total: 4. Home: 1. Away: 3.

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About Andreas Argyrou

Country: Cyprus
Available seasons: 2022/2023 – 2024/2025
Competitions: 3

Frequently asked questions about Andreas Argyrou

Sample of 5 matches, from 05/03/2023 to 01/08/2024. Answers refer to the matches in the table and the selected filters.

Card totals and percentages use yellow plus red cards in this sample.

What is Andreas Argyrou’s average number of cards per match?

Andreas Argyrou averages 4.60 yellow cards and 0.00 red cards per match across the 5 matches analysed: 4.60 cards per match in total.

What are Andreas Argyrou’s penalty statistics?

Andreas Argyrou has awarded 0 penalties in the 5 matches analysed, averaging 0.00 per match.

How often does Andreas Argyrou exceed 3.5, 4.5 and 5.5 cards?

Across the 5 matches in the sample, the total exceeded 3.5 cards in 60.0% of matches, 4.5 in 40.0% and 5.5 in 40.0%.

How much does Andreas Argyrou’s card count vary between matches?

Of the 5 matches analysed, 20.0% ended with 0–2 cards, 40.0% with 3–5 and 40.0% with 6 or more.

How do Andreas Argyrou’s latest ten matches compare within this sample?

The sample contains 5 matches. More than ten are needed to compare recent matches with a larger sample.

How does Andreas Argyrou distribute yellow cards between home and away teams?

Across the 5 matches analysed, home teams average 1.80 yellow cards and away teams 2.80. This describes the sample; it does not, on its own, establish favouritism.