Antonio Rattín, the man whose stubbornness changed football forever, dies at 89

Former Argentina World Cup captain Rattin dies aged 89

A controversial dismissal of Antonio Rattin at the 1966 World Cup prompted Fifa to introduce the yellow and red card system in 1970.

Argentina midfield great Rattin dies aged 89

Antonio Rattin, one of Argentina's greatest midfielders - and the man who brought about the introduction of red and yellow cards in football

Argentine Antonio Rattín, whose dismissal in the 1966 World Cup prompted a rules change, dies at 89

Argentine Antonio Rattín, a former Boca Juniors player whose act of defiance while representing Argentina at the 1966 World Cup helped lead

Argentina midfield great Rattin dies aged 89

Argentina great Antonio Rattin, whose sending-off at the 1966 World Cup led to the introduction of red and yellow cards, dies aged 89.

World Cup villain who prompted introduction of red and yellow cards dies

Argentina midfielder Antonio Rattín’s act of defiance against England at the 1966 tournament sparked a rule change that stands today.

Antonio Rattín, whose 1966 World Cup defiance led to introduction of yellow & red cards, dies at 89