TWENTY CLUBSPREMIER LEAGUE
Premier League referee · 2026/27

Tony Harrington

Games, cards, VAR overturns and results by club this season, with the next appointment when published.

Tony Harrington's 2026/27 Premier League record: every game refereed, the cards, the VAR overturns in those games, results from each club's point of view, and any incident the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel has ruled on. Nationality as recorded by the data feed: England.

Status

Next appointment: not yet published. The Premier League publishes each round's officials on the Monday of match week; the referees hub carries the list when it is out.

3Premier League games refereed
9Yellow cards, 3.0 a game
1Red card
0VAR overturns in their games

Results by club with Tony Harrington as referee

Each club's record in the games Tony Harrington refereed this season, from that club's point of view, with the cards shown to that club.

ClubPWDLYellowsReds
Brentford101040
Brighton110000
Coventry City100101
Hull City100140
Leeds United101000
Newcastle United110010

Every game

DateFixtureScoreYellowsRedsVAR overturns
Sat 19 SeptNewcastle v Hull2-11-40-0None recorded
Sun 13 SeptCoventry v Brighton0-50-01-0None recorded
Sun 30 AugLeeds v Brentford1-10-40-0None recorded

Yellows and reds are home-away, as recorded by the data feed.

Covers every finished Premier League game up to Sunday 20 September 2026 (Matchweek 5). Updated 30 September 2026.

Incidents from Tony Harrington's games reviewed by the KMI panel

Votes are written as the Premier League prints them: the first figure is the number of panellists who agreed with the printed verdict.

  • Leeds v Brentford, Sun 30 Aug, 65:37. Penalty not awarded. Challenge by Bogle (LDS) on Schade (BRE). On-field decision: incorrect, foul by Bogle (1:4); no VAR intervention, which the panel found correct, not a clear and obvious error (3:2).
    "The panel felt that a penalty should have been awarded for a foul by Bogle on Schade, 4:1. There was foot on foot contact instigated by Bogle with enough contact for a penalty kick. However, given the high threshold for VAR intervention, the panel felt the referee's call should remain on-field as it wasn't a clear and obvious error, 3:2."Key Match Incidents panel, Match Round 2, published by the Premier League on 9 September 2026. Article, full table (PDF).
  • Coventry v Brighton, Sun 13 Sept, 51:49. Sending off given. Challenge by Awoniyi (COV) on De Cuyper (BHA). On-field decision: correct (5:0); no VAR intervention, which the panel found correct (5:0).
    "The on-field call of a red card for violent conduct against Awoniyi was supported. Awoniyi is not challenging for the ball and makes a striking action with his arm that makes contact with the face of his opponent."Key Match Incidents panel, Match Round 4, published by the Premier League on 23 September 2026. Article, full table (PDF).

What is counted here. The data feed records that VAR intervened and what the outcome was: a goal ruled out, a goal awarded, a penalty overturned, a card upgraded. It does not record whether a decision was right, and neither does this page. "In favour" and "against" describe whose goal, penalty or card the overturn concerned. The only bodies that rule on correctness are the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel and Pro Ref, the referees' body formerly known as PGMOL; where the panel has published a verdict it is quoted with its date on the KMI panel page.

Related

Common questions

How many Premier League games has Tony Harrington refereed this season?

3 up to 20 September 2026, with 9 yellow cards (3.0 a game), 1 red card and 0 VAR overturns in those games, as recorded by the data feed.

Who is Tony Harrington refereeing next?

Not yet published. The Premier League announces each round's referees on the Monday of match week.

Does this page rate Tony Harrington's decisions?

No. It counts games, cards and VAR overturns from the data feed, and quotes the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel where the panel has published a verdict on an incident from one of Tony Harrington's games. It carries no opinion of its own on any decision.