Updated: Thursday, 02 Oct 2014 16:00 | Comments
The 2014 championship season, the first with the controversial black card rule, saw average scores per game increase by almost 10%, according to statistics released by the GAA.
The rule was introduced to curb cynical fouls in football.
The average number of points per game in the 2014 championship was roughly 9.5% higher than in 2013.
The average total aggregate score (goals and points combined) per game played was 34.92 – this represented an increase of three points per game from both this year's Allianz Leagues and from the 2013 football championships.
The instance of goals scored rose from 1.98 per game in the 2013 championships to 2.34 per game in 2014, with the number of white flags being raised increasing by almost 2%.
There were over five less frees on average per game awarded in the 2014 championship in comparison with previous years.
On average, slightly less than one black card per championship game has been shown in 2014 – figures consistent with the numbers shown per game in this year's Allianz Football Leagues
In keeping with the trend witnessed in the Allianz leagues, the total number of cards shown for disciplinary reasons has decreased dramatically, within around 40% fewer cards being shown for disciplinary reasons in 2014.
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