How many yellow cards must a player receive to be suspended from the next match?

A player must receive two yellow cards in the same match to be suspended from the remainder of that match and automatically be shown a red card. This rule is particularly important because it emphasizes maintaining control of the game by penalizing excessive fouling or misconduct that warrants two yellow cards.

Receiving one yellow card does not lead to a suspension; it is merely a caution. The option regarding three yellow cards in a season refers to situations where players may face an accumulation of yellow cards that lead to suspensions in future matches, but that is distinct from the immediate consequence of receiving two yellow cards in a single match. Four yellow cards in a match is not a potential scenario in soccer, as it is not possible to receive that many cautions within a single game.

Thus, the correct context of the question focuses on the immediate consequence of receiving two yellow cards during one match.