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Premier League Referee Announces Retirement After World Cup 2026

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English referee Anthony Taylor has announced his retirement from elite officiating, effective immediately after a 20-year career spanning 831 matches. The 47-year-old cited the intense pressure and constant scrutiny of the role, concluding his career after officiating Spain’s 1-0 win over Portugal at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Read Also:World Cup 2026: Fate Would Have [...]

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