Anthony Taylor right to award Brighton penalty for William Saliba head collision, says Howard Webb
Referee Anthony Taylor was right to award a penalty for Brighton and Hove Albion against Arsenal, according to PGMOL chief Howard Webb. A spot-kick was given to the home side in Saturday’s 1-1 draw after Arsenal defender William Saliba collided his head with Joao Pedro’s.
Keith Hackett has suggested the PGMOL are facing difficulties over incidents that have left Chelsea and Arsenal aggrieved.
Arsenal have finally learned why Brighton were awarded a controversial spot-kick last Saturday, with audio from the referee ...
PGMOL boss Howard Webb released audio explaining why Crystal Palace's controversial goal was allowed to stand in ...
MAN UTD fans have demanded an explanation from the PGMOL after Nottingham Forest were denied a penalty against Wolves. Ola ...
Referees will speak directly to supporters after major VAR incidents for the first time during this week's Carabao Cup ...
The Premier League's release of the VAR audio for Jhon Duran's controversial sending off v Newcastle makes a mockery of the ...
Former chief of referees Keith Hackett has slammed “poor” decisions given against Arsenal in the Premier League so far. It comes as the Gunners were handed another controversial decision against them ...
Former Premier League official David Coote will not appeal against his dismissal from referees' body the PGMOL.
Howard Webb, PGMOL and the Premier League have opened up discussions between the referee and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR ...
Liverpool will be involved in a promising new VAR trial this week which could be implemented in the Premier League if it goes ...
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