Michael Oliver will referee a Premier League fixture at the weekend amid a PGMOL investigation into abuse he received following a decision made during Arsenal's 1-0 win over Wolves. Last weekend, Oliver made the controversial decision to send off Myles Lewis-Skelly after the Arsenal defender fouled Matt Doherty.

Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly was controversially sent off against Wolverhampton Wanderers, prompting outrage among fans. Referee Michael Oliver deemed the challenge worthy of a red

The Professional Game Match Officials Limited, PGMOL, has opted not to drop referee Michael Oliver for the next round of Premier League fixtures. Oliver has come under fire since his controversial decision to send off Arsenal left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly on Saturday.

The problem is not necessarily bias. It’s the PGMOL’s refusal to acknowledge and address mistakes, enabling referees’ errors to fester and alienate supporters. Until there is real accountability, the perception of injustice will remain a stain on the Premier League.

Michael Oliver's family are reportedly 'under police protection' after threats were made to the referee following Arsenal's win at Wolves.

David Coote was fired by the PGMOL last month after a video emerged of him calling Liverpool "s---" and branding Jurgen Klopp a "German c---" - and another of him allegedly snorting cocaine

Under-fire referee Michael Oliver has made his decision on whether he will return to referee a Premier League match this weekend after receiving threats and abuse after controversially sending off Ars

Michael Oliver will reportedly not be chosen as the referee for the upcoming Premier League clash between Arsenal and Manchester City. It seems Oliver has been deliberately moved to a different game due to concerns over his safety following threats to him and his family,