This week: Why Manchester United benefited from a light-touch a week after Ole Gunnar Solskjær complained about it. Why Chelsea can have no complaints about the officials this weekend, but Arsenal can. Three incidents that "cannot be ignored". An outstanding advantage. And is shielding the ball out for a goal kick legal?

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Incidents that cannot be ignored

Former Premier League and FIFA referee Mark Halsey joins Mike and Keith to discuss his career from semi-professional footballer to the top of the game as an official.

Also this week; how do you handle a pitch invasion from government officials? Can you give advantage from a foul-throw? And can more be done to improve transparency in refereeing?

Plus, whatever happened to the 'six-second' law? Mike gets out his stopwatch to ask if we should even bother with it any more. 

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Mark Halsey and the 'six-second' law

This week, was a red card the right response from Craig Pawson after a sickening injury to Liverpool's Harvey Elliott? How do you handle superstars like Ronaldo? We assess red cards for Japhet Tanganga and Michail Antonio and ask why can't second yellow cards be appealed? 

Plus, how much can managers say in their post-match interviews about referees? And should referee's have more options at their disposal than just red and yellow cards?

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Struijk, second yellows & sin bins

A poor weekend in the Premier League. We discuss who can feel hard done by and why.

Plus, why don't stadium clocks go beyond 90 minutes? And is there a way to stop players stealing yards at throw-ins?

Running Order
00:00 Intro
01:21 Manchester City v Southampton
06:25 West Ham United v Manchester United
10:32 Brighton &amp; Hove Albion v Leicester City
14:04 Liverpool v Crystal Palace
18:03 Why stadium clocks stop at 90 minutes
21:39 Burnley v Arsenal
25:18 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brentford
27:04 Norwich City v Watford
30:36 Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea
32:42 Luton Town v Swansea City
36:05 Preston North End v West Brom


Walker reprieved, Ronaldo wronged, Barnes bemused

Former FIFA Referee and ex-PGMOL boss Keith Hackett joins Mike McCarthy to debate the big decisions of the week and explain what it's really like to officiate the beautiful game.