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Which referees showed a red card to themselves?

Two cases are known when the referees showed a red card to themselves: Andy Wayne, who refereeed the Peterborough North End - Royal Mail match, and Melvin Sylvester at the Southampton Arms match - Hurstbourne Tarrant British Legion. The first one ran up to the goalkeeper after his next protest, but stopped in time and decided to remove himself so as not to bring the matter to the point of assault. And the second struck several blows to the player after a push from him.

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