Mark Clattenburg

Pundits, ex-referees, and even ex-Everton players have come together to agree that Everton shouldn’t have been awarded a penalty in their draw with Arsenal on Saturday.

Michael Oliver, known for controversial decisions against Arsenal, will referee their Wolves clash. Will his history overshadow Arsenal’s dominant record at Molineux?

Arsenal stand firm in the face of VAR controversies, FA inquiries, and media criticism, with Arteta unapologetic over his comments on officiating.

Explore Mark Clattenburg’s take on controversial decisions in Arsenal’s match, highlighting key moments that stirred debate.

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.

Mark Clattenburg says Mateo Kovacic and Michael Oliver are very lucky boys after the game between Arsenal and Manchester City

Jens Lehmann is under suspicion of vandalism again at the same time as Mark Clattenburg brands him one of the worst players he has ever refereed.

Mark Clattenburg has said that Michael Oliver got it right and wrong against Arsenal as he continues to be one of only a few former refs prepared to defend Arsenal.

Ask any Arsenal fan and they will tell you that referees are quick to give penalties against them but not so quick to give a spot-kick to the Gunners, so is this true and who gives the most penalties against Arsenal?

Mark Clattenburg said Arsenal’s penalty was right to stand and action should have been taken against Harry Kane for his dangerous barge on Gabriel.

Former Premier League Mark Clattenburg has said that both VAR decisions at the Emirates were wrong.

For the second game in a row, Mark Clattenburg believes Arsenal’s opponents benefited from an incorrect call that he found ‘disappointing’.

Mark Clattenburg has said that BOTH Tottenham’s goals should NOT have stood.

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.

The Daily Mail’s coverage of Arsenal’s 2-2 draw is nothing short of hilarious as they ignore Wilfied Zaha’s dive, declare Arsenal’s 2nd illigitimate and lay into Mesut Ozil once again.

For the first time in 80 years, there will be no referee from any of the associations within Britain at the World Cup in what is a damming indictment of the state of refereeing on these islands.

Mark Clattenburg has spoken out against the backlash he’s received, after his comments on choosing not to give Tottenham players red cards in a league game.

Arsenal fans aren’t happy with claims made by Mark Clattenburg, after he admitted avoiding send off Tottenham players in a game to avoid getting blamed for ending their title challenge.

Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg doesn’t believe that Raheem Sterling dived against Arsenal, although he acknowledges that the penalty he drew was ‘clever’.

It’s rare that I actually agree with a whole panel of football pundits yet here we are.