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The Professional Match Referees Committee "BGMOL" Rare step with"recognition" Controversial decisions, in a statement issued Sunday.
Video assistant referee decisions are reviewed "the mouse" The matches are decided by an independent panel of 5 members, with 2 representatives from the Premier League and the Special Referees Committee as well as 3 former players.
Their findings are communicated to the relevant clubs.
The controversy over denying West Ham a late equalizer in "Stamford Bridge" against Chelseaand another for Newcastle in a goalless draw with Crystal PalaceSpecial Committee to agree to carry out further scrutiny.
The committee said in a statement that it "I acknowledged the two goals disallowed in the Chelsea vs West Ham and Newcastle vs Crystal Palace matches. We will cooperate fully with the Premier League and its request to review these two incidents, and use the result as part of our ongoing assessment of weekly performance and referee development going forward.".
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The Professional Match Referees Committee (PGMOL) took the rare step of “recognizing” the controversial decisions, in a statement issued on Sunday.
Video assistant referee decisions are reviewed.the mouseThe matches are decided by an independent panel of 5 members, with 2 representatives from the Premier League and the Special Referees Committee as well as 3 former players.
Their findings are communicated to the relevant clubs.
The controversy over West Ham being denied a late equalizer at Stamford Bridge against Chelseaand another for Newcastle in a goalless draw with Crystal PalaceSpecial Committee to agree to carry out further scrutiny.
The committee said in a statement that it had “recognized the two goal disallowance incidents in Chelsea’s matches against West Ham and Newcastle against Crystal Palace. We will cooperate fully with the Premier League and its request to review these two incidents, and use the result as part of the ongoing assessment of weekly performance and the development of match officials going forward.”