The Texans lost to the Chiefs in the playoffs but an officiating controversy involving running back Joe Mixon dragged on well ...

Referees' chief Howard Webb says Michael Oliver was wrong to send off Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly during the Premier League win at Wolves.

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Paul Merson and Mike Dean have very different opinions on Arne Slot's sending-off against Everton, with the Liverpool head ...

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Dean Blandino, who served as the NFL’s vice president ... and No. 51 with the Indianapolis Colts — but not his current referee number, 89. NFL umpire Mike Morton stands on the field during an NFL ...

"That's a huge departure [from protocol]," the NFL's former VP of officiating Mike Pereira (2004-09) told ESPN. He explained that the league typically does not let Championship round officials ...

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Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville and ex-Premier League referee Mike Dean agreed that Arsenal should have had a free kick in the first half after a blatant foul by Bernardo Silva.

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville and ex-Premier League referee Mike Dean agreed that Arsenal should have had a free kick in the first half after a blatant foul by Bernardo Silva. Neville ...

Mike Dean has had his say on the penalty awarded to Liverpool during ... Darren England pointed to the spot after Cody Gakpo went to ground inside the box, with the referee deeming that the Reds ...

Former Premier League referee Mike Dean has issued a five-word verdict on the decision to award Liverpool a penalty against AFC Bournemouth. The Reds were awarded a spot kick on the half-an hour mark.