News about James Tomkins

Ella Barnes began filming her debut TOWIE scenes at Brentwood's The Sugar Hut nightclub this week. In a sheer black lace midi dress, the former Love Island actress, 24, put on a very busty display as she showcased her surgically enhanced wealth. Ella accessorized the look with a pearl choker necklace and matching bracelet to complete the daring ensemble.

Arsenal is a footballer who plays for Arsenal, and the Emirates needed a big win to resurrect their form on Saturday. They got it against Crystal Palace, and they've taken it against Crystal Palace. The Gunners have struggled for goals relative to their championship rivals so far this season, but the Gunners' clinical success against Palace has put them just two points behind leaders Liverpool.

After being refused to pick in the Premier League for the past two months, Mike Dean's future as a Video Assistant Referee is uncertain, considering his reputation as a Video Assistant referee. Dean, 58, who resigned as a referee at the end of last season, hasn't been on VAR service since February 11, when he was in charge of the Leicester's 4-1 win over Tottenham. PGMOL's chief referee officer, Howard Webb, made significant mistakes when in charge of VAR on the day in February.

John Brooks, a Blundering VAR official, has been elevated to VAR service for Man City's crunch match against Liverpool - just over a month after being suspended from the position after making a'serious' mistake. Brooks was in charge of VAR for Brighton's trip to Crystal Palace in February and incorrectly disallowed Pervis Estupinan's first-half goal because he had the wrong defender's offside lines. The line was drawn from James Tomkins rather than last man Marc Guehi, who was standing behind him. If it had been correctly drawn from Guehi instead, the goal would have been up.

Lee Mason and John Brooks, both under fire, were among the Premier League's top executives who attended a video workshop led by PGMOL chief Howard Webb on Tuesday to ensure that there is no repeat of the weekend's mistakes. The urgent meeting at Stockley Park, as revealed by Sportsmail on Sunday, was focused on examining Mason and Brooks' mistakes. According to reports, officials watched a back video footage of Arsenal and Brighton's 1-1 draw with Brentford and Crystal Palace respectively and discuss each in detail.

Referee John Brooks has been suspended from VAR service for tonight's Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton after his horrific gaffe to refuse Brighton a goal against Crystal Palace on Saturday. Brooks chalked off Pervis Estupinan's attack against the Eagles, which would have been the first goal, after drawing the wrong defender's offside line. The line was drawn from James Tomkins rather than last man Marc Guehi, who was standing behind him. If it had been correctly drawn from Guehi rather than Guehi, the goal would have been still standing.

LEWIS STEELE AT SELHURST PARK: His English language skills are increasing every week, and Roberto De Zerbi isn't shying away from his new favorite word, European football. The Italian took a look at Enrico Venturelli, his translator, before being asked for his thoughts on a positive show but a disappointing draw. 'We're playing fantastic football - this was one of the best performances in my time here,' he said. I don't know how many chances we had today, but we have to be clear.' We must be proud and joyful.' We'll all be looking for a spot in Europe if we play like this. We're ill, but we have to be proud because we return home with more hope.'

BRIGHTON CRYSTAL PALACE 1-1 - LEWIS STEELE ATSELHURST PARK: Robert Sanchez was a dejected figure as his coworkers consoled him, while Crystal Palace supporters booed him over his expense. Sanchez, physically and metaphorically, had been cruising to a victory that would have pushed the team's European football war to an end when he was told away. Roberto De Zerbi's side dominated and should have won three points despite a goal being controversially chalked off and then taking the lead through Solly March. However, Sanchez fumbled a weak and quick cross, under no pressure, as James Tomkins scored.

Ismaila Sarr (inset) stunned everyone on Monday night with a spectacular goal from his own half that opened the scoring against West Brom. Sarr trapped the ball dead before transferring it out of his feet and displaying his courtesy by a brilliant lob from inside his own half and across the field to Button's head. The finish was so good that many pundits and followers said afterwards that the Championship's goal of the season award may as well have been given to the Senegal national. However, it isn't only Sarr who can summon the spectacular from the halfway line. There have been plenty of jaw-dropping goals from similar range down the years and we salute some of the best here including David Beckham (top right), Patrik Schick (bottom right) and Wayne Rooney (main) who did it three times!