David Squires highlights controversial calls in Premier League
The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 10:31 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

David Squires addresses the ongoing issue of controversial officiating decisions in the Premier League, emphasizing the emotional responses from players and fans. His latest work reflects on how these debatable calls have become a distinguishing feature of the English top flight. This commentary follows a series of matches this weekend which have sparked discussions on the effectiveness of refereeing and VAR technology. Squires urges a deeper examination of these incidents, encouraging a reflection on their implications for the league going forward.
- •David Squires comments on officiating issues in the Premier League.
- •Emotional reactions highlight the impact of debatable calls.
- •VAR technology faces scrutiny amid ongoing controversies.
- •Recent matches contributed to heightened discussions on officiating.
- 10:31 AMThe Guardian Sport — David Squires on … a big weekend for controversial calls in the Premier League
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