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Referees' chief says Fulham goal should have stood

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September 04, 2025

Referees' chief Howard Webb has described the decision to disallow Josh King's goal at Chelsea as a "misjudgement" by the match officials.

The 18-year-old looked to have scored for Fulham at Stamford Bridge, until his effort was eventually ruled out after referee Robert Jones was asked to go to the

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