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We're into the final third of the season as all four top divisions in England approach the business end.

Whilst team achievements take obvious paramount, individual honours also play a big part in players' mindsets.

Every striker wants to not only be the top scorer at their club, but they also chase down the divisional golden boot tag.

Likewise, goalkeepers judge themselves against others by who has the most clean sheets over the course of a full season.

However, there is one individual table that no player wants to finish top of - the discipline standings.

With just a few months remaining of the season, we've cast our eye on which players - and which teams - are in need of cleaning up their acts.

Across the Premier League and three tiers of the EFL there are a handful of players who have already been sent off twice already.

But the player who has accrued those red cards in the fewest games, and therefore has the unwanted tag of being the dirtiest player in England, is Gillingham's Daniel Phillips.

The midfielder, on loan from Premier League side Watford, has made just 15 appearances in League One but has been sent off twice in that time.

He's also had six bookings to boot.

But he is far from on his own in terms of constantly finding himself in the referee's notebook.

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