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Rob Styles
Robert Styles (born 21 April 1964〔(Profile ) at the Football League Official website.〕) is an English football Referee from Waterlooville, Hampshire, who officiated in the FA Premier League, and for FIFA. He has now retired.
== Career ==
Styles began refereeing in 1987, officiating in the Wessex League and then the Isthmian League before being appointed to the National List of referees in 1996.〔 The year 2000 was a busy one for Styles. He handled a Football League First Division play-off semi-final, and a Second Division play-off semi-final, plus the Second Division play-off final itself, between Wigan Athletic and Gillingham at Wembley, which ended 2–3 after extra time.〔(2000 play-off final ), the old Football League Second Division: soccerbase.com website.〕 He was also fourth official for both the Football League Trophy final of that year between Stoke City and Bristol City, and the 2000 FA Trophy Final, when Kingstonian beat Kettering Town 3–2.〔
His promotion to the Premier League list also happened in the year 2000, and his first match in the top group was the 1–0 win by Leicester City at West Ham United on 23 August 2000, Darren Eadie scoring the goal.〔(First ever Premiership match ): soccerbase.com website.〕 He became a FIFA referee in 2002.〔
He was referee for the 2003 FA Youth Cup Final when Manchester United beat Middlesbrough 3–1.〔(FA Youth Cup Final ), 2003: TheFA.com website.〕 However, his highest honour was his selection as referee for the 2005 FA Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, between Arsenal and Manchester United, which the Gunners won 5–4 on penalties after a 0–0 draw following extra time.〔(FA Cup Final 2005 ), report: TheFA.com website.〕
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