Stuart Attwell: Last News

Jamie Carragher delivered a hilarious response Liverpool fans will love after former Everton striker Kevin Campbell accused referee Stuart Attwell of 'bottling it' for not awarding the Toffees a penalty. Liverpool won Sunday's Merseyside derby 2-0 at Anfield, as goals from Andy Robertson and Divock Origi added further pressure on leaders Manchester City.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper continues to be frustrated by last weekend's refereeing decisions, calling for a 'strong' officiating performance for his side's trip to Chelsea.

Mike Dean has slammed Chris Sutton's suggestion that Marcus Rashford dived to win a penalty for Manchester United against Nottingham Forest.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has slammed VAR after they failed to overturn Manchester United's penalty against Nottingham Forest.

Liverpool’s best finisher after he helped fire the quad-chasing Reds back to just a point behind Manchester City.While Everton boss Frank Lampard was left raging at match referee Stuart Attwell for not giving the Toffees a penalty when Joel Matip tangled with Anthony Gordon as the Toffees dropped into the bottom three.Kop boss Klopp turned to Origi on the hour mark and within two minutes he played a part in the opener, before heading in the second late on as the Reds kept their Premier League title hopes alive.Klopp said: “He is a legend on and off the pitch. He is a fantastic footballer for me, and I know it sounds ridiculous as I don’t line him up often, he is a world-class striker.“He is our best finisher, definitely, he always was and everybody would say the same when you see him do these kind of things in training, then you see the quality of the squad and other players and it’s really hard I imagine (for him).Do you think Divock Origi is a world class finisher? Let us know in the comments section below“Everybody loves Div and rightly so.

Sadio Mane went unpunished for poking his finger into Everton star Mason Holgate's eye during a heated Merseyside derby.Liverpool had been frustrated by their local rivals for large portions of the contest but got their breakthrough in the second-half through Andy Robertson. Divock Origi kept up his antics against the Toffees to double the lead and all but end the game.But there was an incident on the cusp of half-time that caused both sets of players to push and shove - including Mane and Holgate. Amid the furore, the referee Stuart Attwell failed to notice as the Liverpool striker tried to poke the Everton defender in the eye.

Liverpool star Luis Diaz in the head during the Reds' win over Brighton & Hove Albion.The Brighton goalkeeper clattered into Diaz with a reckless challenge as he bravely headed Liverpool into the lead on Saturday afternoon.Bizarrely, though, Sanchez went unpunished for the tackle as he avoided a yellow card from referee Mike Dean before a VAR review into a possible red card stuck with the on-field decision.VAR official Stuart Attwell saw no reason to overturn the decision of Dean or refer the match referee to the pitch side monitor.Sanchez had rushed out of his goal in an attempt to prevent Diaz from scoring but was beaten to the ball by the Colombian, who headed past him into the net.Diaz was then left in a heap on the floor as Sanchez raised his leg, catching him across the chest, whilst his hand hit Diaz in the face.Fans were left in shock at the decision not to punish Sanchez for the foul, as he was not even booked for the incident.Should Robert Sanchez have been sent off for his challenge on Luis Diaz? Let us know in the comments section below.Taking to Twitter, one supporter wrote: “Astonishing that Robert Sanchez is still on the field for Brighton after that challenge on Luis Diaz. Not even booked.”Another added: “Speechless that Brighton goalkeeper Robert Sanchez is not sent-off there.

Steven Gerrard has blasted the referee, Stuart Attwell, for preventing a dream return to Anfield for the Liverpool legend, and current Aston Villa boss.It was a tale of two penalties on Saturday afternoon as Mohamed Salah converted Liverpool's opener in a contentious decision.Salah was seemingly brought down by Tyrone Mings, and after the decision went to VAR, and a lengthy check, the ruling on the field stood.Villa were then denied a spot-kick when Alisson appeared to take down Danny Ings, but Villa protests were waved away.And Gerrard has fumed at the decision in his post-match interview."Ultimately the game has been decided by a penalty.

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Arsenal and Liverpool supporters during their Premier League encounter on Saturday evening.The experienced man-in-the-middle was on hand to adjudicate between Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp’s men in north London, which ended in a comfortable 3-0 win to the visitors.However, it was Attwell's appearance that got people talking rather than his performance, with many questioning his bold hairstyle as those at home await the reopening of hairdressers and barbers.The new style had all the makings of a DIY lockdown trim from home, with a harsh shave around the back and sides without any successful attempt of a fade on top.

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer has drawn a line under Manchester United's penalty controversy at Chelsea after the Football Association clarified he would not be charged.United were furious the referee Stuart Attwell did not penalise Callum Hudson-Odoi for a 14th-minute handball inside his own area, especially as Attwell had checked the replay on the Video Assistant Referee monitor.

straight to your inbox every day for freeVAR and penalties took centre stage once again in the aftermath of Manchester United's goalless draw at Chelsea. In a much-publicised incident, United were denied a spot-kick when England winger Callum Hudson-Odoi handled inside the box at Stamford Bridge.

straight to your inbox every day for freeHere are the Manchester United evening headlines on Monday, March 1.Manchester United fans believe Mason Mount should have been sent off in Chelsea’s 0-0 draw with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side on Sunday.The main area of controversy after the stalemate at Stamford Bridge was around referee Stuart Attwell’s decision not to award United a penalty after Callum Hudson-Odoi handled the ball.But eagle-eyed United supporters also spotted another bone of contention, with Chelsea midfielder Mount escaping punishment for a kick out at Fred.Mount reacted badly after being fouled by the United holding midfielder and connected with the Brazilian’s shin, but Attwell missed the incident.Read more here.Roy Keane was

Luke Shaw has escaped an FA charge despite his attack on referee Stuart Attwell.

Manchester United were not given a penalty during their 0-0 draw with Chelsea on Sunday.Callum Hudson-Odoi appeared to handle the ball in the penalty area after Edouard Mendy had saved a free-kick from Marcus Rashford.Referee Stuart Atwell reviewed the incident on the pitchside monitor but ultimately decided against awarding United a penalty.However, former referee Clattenburg believes Atwell should have pointed to the spot.In his column for the Daily Mail, Clattenburg said: "I am amazed Manchester United were not awarded a penalty in the first half for the clear handball by Callum Hudson-Odoi."The Chelsea player’s arm was up in an unnatural position and the ball hit his hand."VAR Chris Kavanagh thought referee Stuart Attwell had missed a

Manchester United have backtracked on comments made by Luke Shaw who said referee Stuart Attwell claimed they should've been awarded a penalty against Chelsea.

straight to your inbox every day for freeGary Neville, Roy Keane and Gary Lineker all said Manchester United should have been awarded a penalty against Chelsea.United were hopeful of being awarded a spot-kick after the VAR asked referee Stuart Attwell to review an incident involving Callum Hudson-Odoi and Mason Greenwood where the ball appeared to strike the former's arm. However, despite watching a replay on the pitchside monitor, Attwell stuck with his initial decision and opted against pointing to the spot.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was left fuming by an article Chelsea published on their website in the lead up to Sunday’s goalless draw.The draw at Stamford Bridge means United are now 12 points adrift of Premier League leaders Manchester City, with their title hopes rapidly fading.The Red Devils were controversially denied a first-half penalty when Callum Hudson-Odoi appeared to handle the ball, despite referee Stuart Attwell being sent to the pitchside screen by VAR Chris Kavanagh.In a drab game of few chances, a penalty would have given Solskjaer’s men a crucial lead early on in the match, if converted.Perhaps surprisingly though, it was not Attwell’s decision that provoked the United boss’ anger the most after the game.Instead, an article

straight to your inbox every day for freeThomas Tuchel insisted Stuart Attwell made the right decision not to award Manchester United a penalty against Chelsea - because Mason Greenwood had handled the ball before Callum Hudson-Odoi.The referee was asked by the VAR to review a first-half incident involving Hudson-Odoi and Greenwood, when the ball struck both players on the arm in quick succession.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was furious with Chelsea after claiming the club released an article on their website that could have influenced referee Stuart Attwell before the match.United played out a 0-0 draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge but there was controversy about a potential penalty decision in the first half. Attwell opted not to award United a penalty despite VAR telling him to review a grapple between Callum Hudson-Odoi and Mason Greenwood, where the ball appeared to hit the Chelsea winger's hand.