Jaco Peyper Stood Down From Refereeing Ireland Vs England Game
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Stood down.
Jaco Peyper will no longer referee Ireland’s World Cup warm-up clash with England at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday.
The South African was due to take charge of the hugely anticipated match-up, but has been stood down from the game due to an issue with a delayed flight.
Peyper won’t be in London until Friday morning and because of “referee welfare”– will not be permitted to take charge of the game on Saturday afternoon.
Welsh referee Nigel Owens has been drafted in as his replacement.
Jaco Peyper has been stood down as referee. His delayed flight means he won't arrive in London until Friday morning so, for "referee welfare", he will not do the game on Saturday afternoon. Nigel Owens takes over on the whistle.
— Alex Lowe (@AlexMLowe) August 22, 2019
