Tag: Howard Webb

Gary Neville criticises Arsenal and Liverpool for influencing Nottingham Forest's PGMOL complaint over Ivan Toney's contentious goal.

Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's manager, stands firm on 'freedom of speech' despite facing an FA charge, reinforcing his commitment to authenticity and open dialogue.

Though Mikel Arteta has been charged for his comments on Arsenal's 1-0 defeat to Newcastle United, the club will face no punishment.

The VAR audio from the check on Bruno Guimaraes' potential red card for Newcastle United against Arsenal has leaked on social media.

Anthony Gordon's goal against Arsenal is expected to be given top billing in Howard Webb's next episode of Match Officials Mic'd Up, according to a report.

Reports of pundits being asked to reduce criticism of referees following Arsenal's contentious defeat to Newcastle ignite a media and football debate.

Explore Keith Hackett's critique of Premier League refereeing standards and his take on the Arsenal-Newcastle VAR controversy.

Arsenal have issued a statement offering their full support to Mikel Arteta after the manager left no doubt about what he thought of the officiating during Arsenal's 1-0 defeat at Newcastle.

Howard Webb comments on Mateo Kovacic's controversial non-dismissal in Manchester City's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal, igniting further debate on VAR and refereeing in the Premier League.

Chief refereeing officer Howard Webb is leading a TV pilot to air Premier League VAR audio for the first time next Monday.

Premier League officials face consequences as VAR Michael Salisbury is axed, but Arsenal get VAR official who has already made multiple errors

Chief refereeing officer for PGMOL, Howard Webb, called an emergency meeting of referees in response to a controversial weekend for VAR in the Premier League.

It is fun to believe that your club is on the wrong end of a conspiracy, be it from the referees, the media or other authorities but, for the most part, they just don’t exist.

In 2010, Thierry Henry handled the ball and then assisted the winner for France in a World Cup play-off against the Republic of Ireland.

Michael Oliver could be the next referee to leave England in search of a better payday after Mark Clattenburg announced his decision to move to Saudi Arabia.