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Michael Oliver will not judge the game this weekend, although he is awarded two matches as VAR because the relegation continues from last night’s derby Merseyside.
Oliver fired a midfielder Liverpool Curtis Jones and Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucoure after the couple clashed after the last whistle in a Fejst Meeting, which ended 2-2 at Goodison Park.
The clerk also sent the groove of Reds Arne after using the Dutchman’s offensive language in his direction, and Liverpool made it angry that James Tarkowski was allowed to stop.
The Premier League announced the tasks this weekend yesterday, before Derby Merseysidea, and Oliver will not go out on the field, but will be thrown out in a bunker at Stockley Park.
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Michael Oliver’s tasks this weekend
- Friday, February 14 – Brighton in Chelsea: Var
- Saturday, February 15 – Aston Villa V ipswich: Var
Lewis-Skelly incident still fresh in memory
Last night was not Oliver’s first brush with a controversy this season.
Newcastle official was a topic of a wide criticism for his decision to send Arsenal Full Back Myles Lewis-Skelly in Gunners 1-0 at Wolves last month.
Police had to be stationed outside Oliver’s house after threats to the judges’ family were addressed on social networks.
Judge Body Pgmol announced a statement in which she read: “We saved the threats and abuse directed at Michael Oliver after the wolves V arsenal firmness. No clerk should be subject to any form of abuse, let alone gnus attacks intended for Michael and his family in the last 24 hours.
“The police are aware and has started a series of investigations. We support Michael and all those affected and are determined to deal with this unacceptable behavior. Unfortunately, this is not the first time that the match official has been forced to deal with threats lately.”
Lewis-Skelly’s red card was later abolished in the appeal.
