Manchester United and Watford were the least disciplined Premier League teams in the 2016/17 season.

The most disciplined team of the Premier League was Swansea City, which last season earned only 59 yellow cards in the matches under the auspices of the FA.

At the bottom of the fair play table were Manchester United and Watford, who scored 400 disciplinary points.

No red cards in front of you have seen the players Swansea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and West Brom.

The fewest yellow cards were Bournemouth (55), but they have three deletions.

Table of fair play from the most "clean" to the most "dirty" Premier League teams (all internal tournaments) Match Club Yellow cards Red cards Discipline points Swansea City 41 59 0 236 Bournemouth 41 55 3 252 Liverpool 47 64 0 256 Tottenham 45 69 0 276 Southampton 47 68 2 292 Everton 41 73 2 312 Burnley 43 75 2 322 Stoke City 41 75 2 322 Crystal Palace 43 82 0 328 West Bromwich 40 83 0 332 Chelsea 46 * 81 1 334 Leicester 43 78 2 334 Arsenal 46 * 79 3 352 Hull City 46 76 6 358 West Ham 42 82 5 368 Sunderland 43 83 4 374 Manchester City 46 82 4 376 Middlesbrough 43 92 2 390 Manchester United 48 92 3 400 Watford 41 87 5 400 * Chelsea and Arsenal will play one more Match (FA Cup final) For each yellow card, the team is awarded four points; For deprivation of scoring opportunity with violation of rules or removal for two yellow cards is awarded 10 points; Removal for a rough game, a serious foul, spittle or insult "awarded" 12 points.