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Referee Howard Webb said his involvement in Wolves' second goal during Tuesday's Cup win over Birmingham was "the lowest point of my career".

Webb, widely regarded by many as England's best referee, failed to award Birmingham a clear penalty just before half-time after Wolves defender Richard Stearman brought down Marcus Bent in the area - an error he later admitted having reviewed the match video.
He was then at the centre of controversy again in the 51st minute after accidentally blocking Radhi Jaidi's pass on the halfway line.
Jaidi subsequently directed the ball into the path of Wolves striker Andy Keogh, who fed Michael Kightly and he squared for Sam Vokes to wrap up the 2-0 win.
Webb told Birmingham's official website: "I am disappointed to have an influence on a goal like that. It is probably the lowest point of my professional refereeing career.
"I am disappointed and it is not what you want to be a part of at all.
"It is difficult because the ball comes at you with pace and you think you are in the best position, but then something like that happens and they break away and sod's law says they go and score from it.
"You want the world to swallow you up at that moment.
"I have spoken to the management of Birmingham and they have been outstanding having accepted it and shown no animosity at all.
"They dealt with it in an excellent way - but I was almost more disappointed with the penalty incident."
Will he be linear a little bit in the next match?
This post has been edited by solstice818: Jan 15 2009, 12:23 AM
Jan 15 2009, 12:22 AM
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