Suspended Premier League referee David Coote is the subject of another investigation by the Football Association, this time following allegations that he discussed with a fan the possibility of giving a yellow card to a player in a match.

Obtained by The Sun, Coote had exchanged texts with a friend in which it was suggested that Ezgjan Alioski would be booked during Leeds Uniteds contest with West Bromwich Albion i

The Football Association (FA) is investigating allegations that suspended Premier League referee David Coote discussed issuing a yellow card with a fan before a 2019 match, Sky News reports.

The FA has launched fresh investigations on suspended Premier League referee David Coote after allegations emerged he discussed booking a player before a game.

David Coote has issued a fresh statement after new allegations were made about the Premier League referee. The Sun allege that the 42-year-old is at the centre of an FA betting probe, having accused the official of discussing a yellow card with a friend before a match between Leeds and West Brom in October 2019.

The Football Association (FA) is investigating allegations that suspended referee David Coote discussed giving a yellow card before a match.

The Sun alleges Coote discussed booking a Leeds player with a supporter of the club prior to a match in October 2019.