Mark Clattenburg is expected to take charge of the FA Cup final next month.
The
41-year-old, who refereed Leicester’s 4-0 win over Swansea on Sunday,
is thought to have already been earmarked to oversee the Wembley
showpiece.
Manchester United face Crystal Palace on May 21 after beating Everton and Watford respectively over the weekend.
Mark Clattenburg is set to take charge of the FA Cup final between Manchester United and Crystal Palace
The 41-year-old is thought to have already been earmarked to oversee the Wembley showpiece
But
he was entrusted with Leicester’s continued charge to the Premier
League title after the fallout from their draw with West Ham.
Moss
was heavily criticised for his performance after that and Clattenburg’s
afternoon at the King Power Stadium passed without a hitch.
He is set for a summer in France alongside Martin Atkinson at Euro 2016 as scrutiny on officials becomes ever fiercer.
Clattenburg
has not been immune to criticism himself this season after being forced
to sever ties with a football agency just a fortnight after joining up
with them.
Catalyst4Soccer
were looking after his off-field affairs but concerns were raised given
the amount of players, some in the Premier League, they also represent.
Clattenburg
has dished out 132 yellow and six red cards so far this campaign and
was the referee for last season’s UEFA Super Cup final.
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