Farai Hallam
The independent Key Match Incidents panel has reviewed 7 of those matches and confirmed 0 errors in them. Everything below is a count: RefCard publishes errors, not an accuracy percentage, because no source publishes the denominator such a figure would need.
Season by season
| Season | Matches | Fouls/game | Yellows/game | Reds/game | Penalties | Confirmed errors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-27 | 2 | 22.5 | 4.50 | 0.00 | 0 | 0 |
| 2025-26 | 5 | 21.8 | 2.60 | 0.00 | 2 | 0 |
Confirmed errors are only available from 2023-24, when the Key Match Incidents panel began. Earlier seasons show the disciplinary record only.
Cards and fouls
Not enough Premier League matches to publish a career card rate.
Added time
7.5 minutes of second-half added time on average, against a league median of 7.2. A model of each match's substitutions, cards and goals expects 6.3 from these fixtures — more than those stoppages predict.
Added time is captured from 2024-25 onward, over the 4 matches where we hold it — a shorter window than the figures above.
Club by club
Every club refereed at least three times, with that club's own record in those matches and the cards it took.
| Club | Matches | W–D–L | Yellows | Per game |
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The W–D–L is the club's. Nothing here is evidence of bias — a difference this size is what chance looks like. See how that was measured.
Panel review
2026-27
The panel reviewed one of Farai Hallam’s decisions this season, and it was upheld.
At VAR, the same 1 decision: 1 correct, 0 incorrect. The VAR layer is a separate official’s work and is never attributed to the referee.
- Ipswich v Sunderland · 64:41 — Penalty not awarded. Handball appeal against Xhaka (SUN)
The panel upheld (5-0). “The Referee's call of no penalty for a potential handball offence against Xhaka was supported. His arms were in an expected position when stooping to head the ball.”