Under what condition can a player receive a second yellow card?

A player can receive a second yellow card when they commit another act of unsporting behavior following an initial yellow card. This is in line with the rules of soccer, where accumulating two yellow cards in a match results in a red card and ejection from the game. Unsporting behavior encompasses a range of actions, such as reckless tackles, time-wasting, or any conduct deemed unfair or detrimental to the spirit of the game. The key aspect here is that the second yellow card must be issued for a different infringement, which could also include a serious foul or other types of misconduct, but in this specific context, it refers to unsporting behavior following an initial caution.