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PGMO to 'be vigilant' on set-piece grappling after 'clear and obvious' foul
Sky Sports Tuesday 12 May 2026
Chief refereeing officer Howard Webb says the PGMO will continue to "be vigilant" over "impactful" grappling at set pieces following the "clear and obvious" foul on Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya. West Ham were denied a 95th-minute equaliser on Sunday when referee Chris Kavanagh ruled out Callum Wilson's strike after VAR official Darren England recommended an on-field review. The call was labelled thebiggest in VAR historyin the Premier League bySky Sports'Gary Neville, while West Ham were set to contact the PGMO to raise concerns that the decision was not "clear and obvious" given it took four minutes and 17 seconds between...
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