New Articles13:35, 12 Jul 2026By Andy Lines, chief reporter‌Antonio Rattin - one of the most controversial players in Argentina history died yesterday on the day his club reached the World Cup semi-final. He died aged 89. Rattin brought about the introduction of red and yellow cards in football after he was sent off during the 1966 quarter final game with England.‌He refused to leave the pitch after being dismissed, saying he did not understand German referee Rudolf Kreitlein, who did not speak Spanish.‌Fifa introduced the yellow and red card system at the next World Cup in 1970 to avoid communication problems between referees and players from different countries.On his way off, Rattin crumpled an England corner flag and sat on a red carpet reserved for Queen Elizabeth II in protest agains