The man in charge of the npower Championship match between Peterborough United and Crystal Palace is GARY SUTTON.
Sutton, from Lincoln, takes charge of his fourth Championship game of the season as Posh host surprise Championship leaders Crystal Palace.
Posh are unbeaten in their last two home games and will be looking to make it a hat trick of homes wins. The Eagles have only lost two of their seven away fixtures this term and these were their first two away games of the season!
Posh last had Sutton in charge of one of their games last season when going down 3-2 away at Ipswich Town in March. One yellow card was shown in that match which went to Lee Frecklington.
Sutton took charge of two Palace fixtures last season overseeing Middlesbrough win 1-0 at Palace in September before taking charge of the Southampton match which ended 2-0 to the promotion bound team. In both those matches, Palace only had one player booked each time.
So far this season, Sutton has issued an average of three yellow cards per game. He has shown 36 yellow cards and just one red card which went to Barnsley goalkeeper Ben Alnwick in the 93rd minute of their Capital One Cup First Round win at Rochdale.
Peterborough United v Crystal Palace
Location: London Road
Date: 10th November, 2012
Kick-off: 3:00pm
Referee
Gary Sutton
Assistants
Alexandra Ihringova
Geoffrey Russell
Fourth official
Gavin Muge
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