Premier League Probes Abuse Threats Against Referee Anthony Taylor

Taylor faces online threats after issuing record yellow cards in Chelsea vs Bournemouth match, will serve as fourth official this weekend.

Anthony Taylor received violent threats on social media following Chelsea's 1-0 win over Bournemouth, where he issued a record 14 yellow cards.
The Premier League is investigating the abuse directed at Taylor and his family, which included death threats.
Taylor will not referee a Premier League match this weekend but will serve as the fourth official for two matches.
The Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) is providing support to Taylor and emphasized that referees do not officiate every week as part of their rotation.
This incident follows previous abuse Taylor received from Roma fans after refereeing the Europa League final last year.