Where Portsmouth rank in Championship’s ‘dirtiest’ sides with Derby County, Sheffield United and Sunderland

That dismissal came against Sunderland in January when Marlon Pack was given his marching orders after pulling down the goal-bound Wilson Isidor.

Despite only receiving one red card throughout the campaign, John Mousinho’s men did sustain 117 yellow cards - the second-most in the division.

But how do they compare to their peers as the dirtiest side in the Championship?

Using data provided by ESPN, we’ve assembled a table based on which second-tier side has been the worst disciplined this term.

Compiled using a points-based system, a yellow card is worth one point, while a red is worth three.

Here’s where the Blues rank.

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