The purpose of this paper is to analyze red and yellow cards in 2015 Copa America competition by recording and observing the videos from CTI TV Channel and YouTube. From the resources, red and yellow cards which are given at different time, at different positions and for different foul conducts are recorded. The statistics method is based on descriptive statistics and Chi-square test to determine the difference. Significant level is set at α = .05. The results show that: (1) As for yellow cards given at different time, most of them (34 cards) are given between 31st~45th minutes (26% of total); (2) There are 7 red cards in this tournament and most of them (3 cards) are given between 91st~120th minutes (43% of total); (3) As for yellow cards given to different position, midfielders get the most yellow cards (57cards /46% of total ones); (4) As for Red cards given to different positions, strikers and defenders receive most of red cards (3 cards / 43% of total); (5) As for yellow cards given for foul conducts, violent conducts get the most ones (86 cards / 69% of total); (6) As for red cards given to foul conducts, serious misconducts get most ones (4 red cards / 57% of total). After this analysis, the results show differences (p < .05) among yellow cards given at different time, at different positions and for different foul conducts. In conclusion: changing the formation at the crucial time, substituting forwards, applying tactics masterfully to increase a team’s strength and the philosophy of substitution test a coach’s wisdom especially at last 15 minutes which a red or a yellow card is given or substitute players frequently. This analysis offers referees a reference about different time, positions, and fouls when performing duty in the game.