Referees defend themselves after blunders
World Cup referees defended themselves on Tuesday in the wake of officiating blunders that led Sepp Blatter to apologise to England and Mexico.
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It will be lonely for referees at World Cup
Fans will be able to enjoy the Soccer World Cup using the latest technology, but the referees will only have their judgement when making decisions.
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Last whistle for Ace Ncobo
With almost 300 professional matches behind him, PSL general manager of football Ace Ncobo will officially hang up his whistle on Sunday.
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Soccer ref bust for being drunk on the field
A Belarus referee was helped off the field with apparent back pain while officiating a league match on the weekend, but was later found to be drunk.
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Still a man's world?
Something is missing from Euro 2008 football championships. Where are the female referees?
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