Paul Durkin
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Paul Anthony Durkin (born August 15, 1955[1]) is an English former football referee, who retired in 2004. He comes from the Isle of Portland in Dorset. He currently works as a referee assessor for the Football Association.
Durkin was England's only referee at the 1998 FIFA World Cup Finals in France, where he refereed one match - the Group B encounter between Italy and Austria. In the same year, he refereed the FA Cup Final between Arsenal and Newcastle United, whilst in 2003 he was in charge of the Football League Cup Final between Liverpool and Manchester United.
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| Preceded by Stephen Lodge |
FA Cup Final Referee 1998 |
Succeeded by Peter Jones |
| Preceded by Graham Poll |
Carling Cup Final 2003 |
Succeeded by Mike Riley |
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