Brighton, Howard Webb and Anthony Taylor
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.
Premier League release statement on Arsenal penalty decision against Brighton after Anthony Taylor call
The Premier League have released a statement on Brighton’s penalty call in their clash with Arsenal on Saturday evening. It came in the second half as William Saliba challenged with Joao Pedro for the ball in the Arsenal penalty area.
Referee chief Howard Webb felt Anthony Taylor was in the best position to make the call to dismiss Villa's Jhon Duran at ...
Former referee Peter Walton is the latest pundit to suggest that Brighton shouldn’t have been awarded a penalty for a clash ...
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FOOTBALL fans have been left scratching their heads once again after the audio was released for the VAR decision to send off ...
Arsenal fans have been reacting on social media after hearing what a former Premier League referee said about the William Saliba penalty incident. On Saturday evening, Mikel Arteta's men looked to ...
Mikel Arteta has called referee Anthony Taylor's decision to award Brighton & Hove Albion a penalty after a clash of heads ...
Arsenal could face an FA charge after an incident in the 1-1 draw with Brighton at the Amex, says former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett.
In a 3-0 defeat to Newcastle on Boxing Day , Aston Villas Jhon Duran was shown a straight red card after a foul on Fabian ...
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has criticised referee Anthony Taylor's decision to award Albion a penalty in their 1-1 draw at the Amex Stadium. The incident occurred in the second half when Joao ...
Put these figures together and we find that Mr Coote gives out 37% more cards than Mr Taylor which means how many cards a club gets depends on which referees that club sees. It also makes it worth ...
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