There were plenty of memorable numbers across the weekend's Premier League football... 1 - How many games it took Brighton's Matt O'Riley to open his account in the top flight. 250 - How many appearances Bruno Fernandes has now made for Manchester United,

Premier League referees are currently facing a storm following David's Coote comments. TUKO.co.ke looks at the salaries referees in the English top flight earn.

In 2017, Sky Sports and Opta analysed all 2,766 occasions up to that point where a Premier League club had held a two-goal lead. Of those, 2,481 ended up winning the fixture, with 212 ending as draws and 73 in defeats. In other words, 90 per cent of teams who go two up win the game, 7.4 per cent draw, and only 2.6 per cent lose.

A new video has emerged of Premier League referee David Coote appearing to snort white powder while at Euro 2024. In footage obtained by The Sun, the top official can be seen using a rolled up US

If we really want the North East to prosper in football the truth is we need all three of the main North East clubs back in the Premier League, Newcastle, Sunderland and Middlesbrough.

UEFA has opened an investigation into suspended referee David Coote after a video published by The Sun allegedly showed him snorting a white powder while on duty at Euro 2024.

Former Premier League official Mark Clattenburg has condemned David Coote's words and actions but reveals that he 'feels for him'.

The PGMOL [Professional Game Match Official Ltd] has been urged to introduce drug testing for referees after footage emerged appearing to show David Coote snorting a white powder. On Wednesday, an eight-second video clip was released of a man alleged to be Premier League referee Coote snorting a white powder from inside a hotel room.

David Coote’s recent actions have caused a wildfire across the football world and now UEFA have released a statement on their stance. As reported on disciplinary.uefa.com: ‘A UEFA Ethics and Disciplinary Inspector has been appointed to evaluate a potential violation of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations by the referee,