PGMOL insist referee 'allegiances' will not be made public
Referees' allegiances are not going to be made public this season, despite comments from Howard Webb which appeared to suggest they would be.
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Premier League clubs set for VAR vote as Manchester United and Man City stance outlined
Manchester United and Manchester City along with their fellow Premier League clubs are expected to vote in favour of retaining VAR at an upcoming meeting.
Howard Webb admits Forest should have had at least one penalty against Everton
Howard Webb has admitted Nottingham Forest should have been awarded at least one penalty in their recent highly-charged fixture against Premier League relegation rivals Everton.
VAR is here to stay, but needs changes, says Postecoglou
LONDON : Other than moving to Sweden where the introduction of VAR has been rejected after opposition from clubs, Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou said there is no escape from it in England despite almost weekly criticism.
VAR should have intervened for probable Forest penalty against Everton, says Webb
The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) should have intervened to recommend a penalty review in Nottingham Forest's controversial 2-0 Premier League defeat to Everton earlier this month, referees body (PGMOL) chief Howard Webb said on Tuesday.
Referees chief pats VAR on back but says there was still one blooper in Man United penalty decision
Howard Webb - the head of Premier League refereeing - has said Andre Onana should have been booked for recklessness after conceding a penalty in Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Burnley at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Nottingham Forest call for VAR audio from Everton game to be released as FA seeks clarification
Nottingham Forest have asked for the VAR audio to be released concerning three key decisions that went against them in their match at Everton on Sunday, with the Football Association and the Premier League calling on the club members to explain post-match comments.
Wolves chairman questions VAR decision to deny equaliser against West Ham
Wolverhampton Wanderers chairman Jeff Shi has criticised the referee's decision to deny his team a late equaliser in Saturday's defeat by West Ham United, saying the Premier League and referees' body must "uphold the integrity" of the league.