Thomas Bramall: Last News

Premier League referee Thomas Bramall took charge of non-league Wrexham last season, officiating their FA Trophy final against Bromley.Bramall, 32, was one of four officials promoted to the top-flight for the 2022/23 season by the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) alongside assistant referees Natalie Aspinall, Nick Greenhalgh and Steve Meredith. The Sheffield-born referee will be in the dugout at the City Ground for his Premier League debut, operating as a fourth official.And whilst Nottingham Forest's 30,000-seater stadium prepares to host its first top-flight fixture since 1999, Bramall bizarrely may have led a more glamorous lifestyle if he'd stayed in non-league with his last match coming under the arch of Wembley.READ MORE: Gabby Agbonlahor slams 'pathetic' Arsenal training ploy that backfired for Mikel ArtetaThe 32-year-old took charge of Bromley's 1-0 FA Trophy final victory over Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham as Michael Cheek's second-half goal bagged The Ravens their first FA-affiliated honour since 1949, following success in the now-disbanded Amateur Cup.Bramall took charge of his first game of the 2022/23 campaign last weekend, officiating Blackburn Rovers' 1-0 win over QPR and handing out two yellow cards.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt believes some of the bookings for both sides in the game against Accrington Stanley were 'debatable' as he admitted both teams felt hard done by with some of the calls made by the officials.