West Ham to contact PGMO
BBC Sport · 2026-05-11 · archive
West Ham are set to contact referees' body the Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) over their late equaliser being disallowed against Arsenal.
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West Ham United intend to seek clarification from the Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) regarding a controversial officiating decision during their recent encounter with Arsenal. The club’s decision to engage with the referees' governing body follows the cancellation of a late equalising goal that would have altered the match's final outcome. By reaching out to the PGMO, the Hammers aim to understand the specific reasoning behind the official's call to disallow the strike in the closing stages of the game. This formal enquiry highlights the club's desire for transparency concerning significant match-defining incidents that impact their results and overall league standing.
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