Why does Skip(2) remove an extra row when reading a CSV file in C#?

I am reading a CSV file in C# and creating Player objects from each line. The first line of the file is a header, so I wanted to skip it before processing the data.

When I use Skip(2), my program reads fewer players than I expect. I think I may be misunderstanding how Skip() works.

Why does Skip(2) skip too many lines here, and should I use Skip(1) instead if I only want to skip the header row?

Here is my full code:

namespace ConsoleApp1 { public class Player { public string PlayerId { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public int BirthYear { get; set; } public string Nationality { get; set; } public string Position { get; set; } public string ClubId { get; set; } public string ClubName { get; set; } public int ShirtNumber { get; set; } public int Rating { get; set; } public string StrongFoot { get; set; } public int Height { get; set; } public DateTime ContractStart { get; set; } public DateTime ContractEnd { get; set; } public int FormRating { get; set; } public Player(string fajlsor) { string[] adat = fajlsor.Split(';'); PlayerId = adat[0]; Name = adat[1]; BirthYear = int.Parse(adat[2]); Nationality = adat[3]; Position = adat[4]; ClubId = adat[5]; ClubName = adat[6]; ShirtNumber = int.Parse(adat[7]); Rating = int.Parse(adat[8]); StrongFoot = adat[9]; Height = int.Parse(adat[10]); ContractStart = DateTime.Parse(adat[11]); ContractEnd = DateTime.Parse(adat[12]); FormRating = int.Parse(adat[13]); } } internal class Program { public static List<Player> Players = new List<Player>(); static void Main(string[] args) { foreach (var item in File.ReadAllLines("arsenal_players.csv").Skip(2)) { Players.Add(new Player(item)); } Console.WriteLine("Players count: " + Players.Count); var forwards = Players.Where(x => x.Position == "Forward"); foreach (var p in forwards) { Console.WriteLine(p.Name + " - " + p.Rating); } } } }

I expected all player rows except the header to be loaded, but one more row seems to be skipped.