FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Chelsea Vs Manchester United and this have cost them thier Job
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the football world, FIFA has officially announced the dismissal of the entire officiating team involved in the recent Premier League clash between Chelsea and Manchester United.
The decision comes after a string of controversial decisions in the match — including a highly debated offside call and a contentious penalty appeal — led to days of public outrage, club complaints, and mounting pressure on football’s governing bodies.
In a press conference earlier today, FIFA spokesperson confirmed:
“We regret to announce very sad news for the officials and referees responsible for the Chelsea vs Manchester United match. After a thorough investigation into the incidents and errors that occurred, the individuals involved have been relieved of their duties with immediate effect.”
The match, initially ending in a 1-0 victory for Chelsea before being overturned to a 1-1 draw by the FA and Premier League board, was marred by officiating errors that influenced the outcome and triggered a nationwide debate about the integrity of refereeing in England’s top flight.
FIFA’s decision marks a rare and historic move, as dismissals of top-level referees mid-season are exceedingly uncommon — especially for high-profile league matches. The governing body cited “serious professional misconduct and failure to uphold the standards expected at the highest level of the game” in their official statement.
The referees and VAR officials affected by this decision include:
Match Referee: [Name withheld pending official FA documentation]
VAR Official: [Name withheld]
Assistant Referees: [Names withheld]
The announcement has already sparked fierce reactions across social media, with many fans praising the decision as long-overdue accountability, while others expressed sympathy for the officials, acknowledging the intense scrutiny referees face in the modern game.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, who openly criticized the officiating in his post-match interview, reportedly welcomed the decision, saying: “Football deserves fairness and professionalism at every level. I hope this serves as a message moving forward.”
Meanwhile, Chelsea has yet to issue an official response, though insiders suggest the club views the fallout as an unfortunate but necessary part of maintaining the integrity of the sport.
As the league scrambles to appoint replacement officials for upcoming fixtures and rebuild public trust in its refereeing system, this incident is expected to trigger widespread reforms and reviews of officiating protocols across top-tier football.