Azerbaijan's Sabah FC occupy second place in the UEFA Champions League league phase disciplinary rankings after the opening two rounds of the competition.
As reported by İdman.Biz, according to UEFA's official statistics, the Baku-based club's players have committed 28 fouls in their first two matches of the 2026/27 campaign.
Sabah players have also received four yellow cards during those encounters.
Meanwhile, the team's goalkeeper Stas Pokatilov has attracted attention with his individual performances.
The Kazakhstan international has made 11 saves in two matches, placing him second among all goalkeepers in the competition in this category.
Club Brugge goalkeeper Yann Sommer leads the rankings with 14 saves, while Inter Milan's Josep Martinez occupies third place with 10.
Pokatilov's impressive statistics highlight the important role he has played in Sabah's opening Champions League fixtures, particularly against high-level European opposition.
Sabah began their league-phase campaign with a heavy 4-0 defeat to English giants Manchester United.
However, the Azerbaijani side responded in impressive fashion in the second round, securing a historic 2-0 home victory over Czech club Slavia Prague.
The result earned Sabah their first three points in the Champions League league phase and marked a significant milestone in the club's European history.
