EPL: First Female Referee Officiates Fulham, Burnley Match

Hamilton Nwosa
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The first Female referee of the English Premier League, Rebecca Welch, handles the Fulham-Burnley match, on Saturday.

Rebecca Welch blew her whistle to start the match between Fulham and Burnley in a landmark moment for England’s top league.

She was applauded by some fans as she emerged from the tunnel ahead of the match at Craven Cottage.

Welch has already worked as the fourth official in the Premier League, for the match between Fulham and Manchester United on Nov. 4. She has handled matches in the second-tier Championship and FA Cup.

Welch has been a referee since 2010, initially balancing the role with her job in the National Health Service before becoming a full-time match official.

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