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Premier League clubs to grill Howard Webb over refereeing standards with Man City and Arsenal left 'angry' at decisions

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Premier League referees have come under scrutiny after just five rounds of the league in the current 2024/25 campaign due to some controversial decisions that have left top English clubs, including Arsenal and Manchester City angry. Per <a href="https://www.thetimes.com/article/41834034-9ead-4eb0-8a7b-6db500dcabac?shareToken=3777f1045fc310612915fe7ca154f92a" target="_blank">The Times</a>, the clubs are now planning to call on Professional Game Match Officials Ltd chief Howard Webb and vent out their frustrations.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The report further claimed that both Arsenal and Manchester City are furious with Michael Oliver's way of conducting the mega Premier League clash between the two title rivals at Etihad on Sunday. While <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/mikel-arteta-fury-leandro-trossard-red-card-against-man-city-after-jeremy-doku-incident/blt9543ce03f4a2ccbb#cs56aebba5b4bb8bbe" target="_blank">Arsenal are unhappy with Oliver's decision</a> to show a second yellow card and send off Leandro Trossard in the first half for kicking the ball, after Jeremy Doku got away without punishment for doing a similar thing earlier, the <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/man-city-boss-pep-guardiola-threat-referees-controversial-arsenal-thrilling-draw/blt58262d895f7716f7#csea906734c8eab6c9" target="_blank">Cityzens were left astonished</a> by the official in the buildup to Riccardo Calafiori's equaliser.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Earlier <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/explained-why-antony-taylor-pulled-from-refereeing-duty-breaking-premier-league-record-yellow-cards-chelsea-clash/bltba1db06457911b99#cs6f6c435c22e96080" target="_blank">PGMOL had stopped Anthony Taylor from refereeing</a> in any of the 10 matches that were held last weekend after officiating in Chelsea's feisty win at Bournemouth where Taylor had handed a Premier League record 14 yellow cards. The official was subject to severe social media abuse in the wake of the match.

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The Premier League will be back in action this weekend with Newcastle United kicking off the game week with a blockbuster clash against reigning champions Manchester City on Saturday.

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Premier League clubs to grill Howard Webb over refereeing standards with Man City and Arsenal left 'angry' at decisions | Goal.com India

Several top Premier League clubs are all set to grill PGMOL chief Howard Webb over poor refereeing in the ongoing season.

Premier League clubs to grill Howard Webb over refereeing standards with Man City and Arsenal left &apos;angry&apos; at decisions