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Aussie Jarred Gillett to ref Man City game

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Manchester City versus Fulham

F.A. Cup 4th Round 21/22 at Etihad Stadium

Saturday 5th February 2022     KO: 15:00

Referee: Jarred Gillett (Australia)



Referee: Jarred Gillett (Australia)

Referee Jarred Gillett
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Jarred Gillett
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Jarred Gillett is a 33 year old Australian referee who has been officiating for 10 years. He has now become the first foreign referee to work in the EFL.

Gillett joined the Select Group 2 in England at the start of the 2019/20 season after taking up a post-doctoral research position at Liverpool John Moores University, where he will specialise in research on children with cerebral palsy.

He was promoted to the Select Group 1 referees list in August 2021 and refed his first Premiership game, between Watford and Newcastle United, in September 2021.

Ref Gillett last refed Fulham in the 7-0 away win at Blackburn in November 2021. He yellow carded two players and sent off a third in the 30th minute, all from the Blackburn team.

Earlier in the season, 21/22, he bossed our 3-0 home win against Stoke City in August 2021. He only booked one player, Ben Wilmot of Stoke. Harry Wilson, Bobby Decordova-Reid and Aleksandar Mitrovic scored the goals.

Mr Gillett's firstever Fulham game was the 1-0 away win at Swansea City in November 2019. Aleksandar Mitrovic scored the only goal and was one of the five players booked, three from the Swansea team with Cyrus Christie being the fifth player booked.

Mr Gillett has never refed a Man City game before.

Last season Mr Gillett refed 32 Football League games and dished out 103 yellows and 3 reds, so an average 3.2 yellows per game.

Mr Gillett's busiest games so far are last year's Play Off Semi Final 2nd Leg between Brentford and Bournemouth when he booked 3 players from each team and sent off a Bournemouth player in the 28th minute. He also booked seven players in the Watford 1-1 draw with Newcastle in September 2021.

























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