Ex-Premier League referee's yellow card set on FIRE in Sidemen match at Wembley

Ex-Premier League referee's yellow card set on FIRE in Sidemen match at WembleyFormer Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg had his yellow card set on fire during the seventh Sidemen Charity Match by a YouTube starCommentsSportBen Crawford Senior Sports Writer20:06, 18 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesYouTuber Max Fosh set a yellow card on fire during the Sidemen Charity Match(Image: Sidemen/YouTube)Ex-Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg couldn't believe his eyes as his yellow card was set on fire by YouTuber Max Fosh in the Sidemen Charity Match. The pair do have history.‌The seventh annual Charity match hosted by trailblazing YouTube group the Sidemen raised over £6.2million for two chosen charities as 90,000 fans packed into Wembley Stadium. Supporters got value for money where goals were concerned, as the match itself finished 10-10 before KSI's YouTube Allstars prevailed 4-1 in a penalty shootout.‌But less than a minute into the second half, referee Clattenburg, who has taken charge of the match since 2022, was amazed to see Fosh burn his yellow card as he attempted to book the 31-year-old.‌READ MORE: Sidemen Charity Match ratings as YouTube Allstars win 20-goal thriller after penalty shootoutREAD MORE: AngryGinge copies Wayne Rooney at Sidemen match as KSI told icon 'would destroy' him in boxingFosh, famous for uploading online stunts and social experiments, including running for London mayor in 2021, first clashed with Clattenburg in 2023, when he was booked by the official and held up an Uno reverse card.A year later, Fosh went into the book again but when Clattenburg produced the card this time around, he pulled out a miniature shredder and destroyed the card.View 3 ImagesFosh went into the book in the 46th minute(Image: Sidemen/YouTube)‌Fosh went one step further this time around. He appeared to purposely pick up a booking seconds after the break when dragging down an opponent and was destined to have his name taken by Clattenburg.But as...