Johannesburg - Sunday's Soccer World Cup final will be remembered for a record 13 yellow cards and one red as well as for Andres Iniesta's winning goal in extra-time for Spain.
English referee Howard Webb handed out eight yellows to Holland in an often bruising encounter in Johannesburg, as well as a red to Johnny Heitinga and five more to Spain - a record number of indiscretions for a World Cup final.
In the 2006 final there were four yellows and a red - for Frenchman Zinedine Zidane.
With Heitinga's red card five players have now been dismissed in trophy matches.