Premier League referees 2023/24: Full list of officials in English League

All Premier League Referees and Hometown

The 2023/24 Premier League season is set to feature some changes for both referees and players following an update by football's lawmakers.

VAR remains a central part of Premier League refereeing, but the English top flight will also look to mirror other changes implemented by IFAB, relating to added time, offside and penalty-related fouls.

Changes are often met with fan criticism and the 2023/24 campaign will be another test for referees, their assistants and VAR operatives.

The e360hubs looks at the confirmed referee list for the new campaign including details on age, hometown and experience as a Premier League official.

Premier League referees 2023/24

The Premier League confirmed 20 referees for the 2023/24 season including experienced officials such as Anthony Taylor, Stuart Attwell and Graham Scott.

Darren Bond has also been permanently moved into a Premier League role after stepping up from the EFL in January, alongside a fresh promotion for Tim Robinson.

Referee	Age	Hometown	PL debut	Major finals refereed
Tim Robinson	39	Middleton-on-Sea	December, 2019	—
Darren Bond	43	Lancashire	January, 2022	—
Anthony Taylor	44	Manchester	February, 2010	2015 EFL Cup, 2017 and 2020 FA Cup, UEFA Super Cup 2020
Paul Tierney	42	Wigan	March, 2016	2021 EFL Cup, 2023 FA Cup
Simon Hooper	41	Swindon	April, 2018	—
Stuart Attwell	40	Nuneaton	August, 2008	—
Michael Oliver	38	Northumberland	January, 2010	2016 EFL Cup, 2018 and 2021 FA Cup
Andy Madley	39	Huddersfield	June, 2019	—
Robert Jones	36	Merseyside	September, 2018	—
Peter Bankes	41	Lancashire	August, 2019	—
Craig Pawson	44	Sheffield	March, 2013	—
Jarred Gilleett	36	Gold Coast, Australia	September, 2021	—
Darren England	37	Doncaster	August, 2017	—
Michael Salisbury	38	Lancashire	November, 2021	—
Johns Brooks	32	Leicestershire	December 2021	—
Tony Harrington	32	Durham	December 2021	—
David Coote	41	Nottinghamshire	April 2018	2023 EFL Cup
Graham Scott	55	Oxfordshire	November, 2014	—
Tom Bramall	32	Sheffield	August, 2022	—
Chris Kavanagh	37	Greater Manchester	August, 2017	—