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After 20 years and 831 matches, including a World Cup last‑16 clash between Portugal and Spain, Anthony Taylor has retired from elite refereeing, citing gratitude to colleagues, family and friends and receiving high praise from Howard Webb.
After overseeing more than 800 games, including World Cup and Euro fixtures, Anthony Taylor has retired, leaving behind a legacy shaped by decisive moments on and off the pitch.