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Balogun World Cup red card saga fuels ref distrust

Referee chief Howard Webb ‘really troubled’ by FIFA’s Folarin Balogun red-card decision

English football’s refereeing chief Howard Webb has said FIFA’s decision to suspend U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s one-game ban during this summer’s World Cup “really troubled” him, as it will encoura...

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Premier League's Webb: Balogun World Cup red card saga fuels ref distrust

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USMNT World Cup star Folarin Balogun could be set for Premier League move after offer put forward

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Throwback to 1987: when Imran Khan ruled supreme at Headingley

Lewis Hamilton signed for Ferrari from Mercedes in a huge blockbuster move at the start of 2025.

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Kyle Busch's final lesson for a sport built on risk

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Webb explains how World Cup controversy will make officiating harder

Premier League referees chief explains how World Cup controversy will make life harder for officials - Howard Webb believes the situation surrounding Folarin Balogun’s red card will create room for co

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USMNT star Folarin Balogun linked with controversial Premier League return

The American striker upped his stock after an impressive World Cup campaign this summer.

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Does it matter if USMNT players play in the Premier League? History says it helps, but not always

Only five members of the USMNT's World Cup squad play in the Premier League, but England's top flight may be finding new ways to embrace American talent

Anti-racism campaign urges Government to make Premier League fixtures 'high-risk events' after scale of England World Cup abuse

Anti-racism advocacy group 'HOPE not hate' claim social media companies are benefiting from the racial harassment of footballers