The Premier League has confirmed who will be officiating the clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Crystal Palace on Saturday.While Spurs fans were dreading home matches earlier in the season, given the team’s abject record at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the last 12 months, the mood around the club has shifted over the last few weeks.Roberto De Zerbi’s men have shown signs that the tide is turning, having picked up seven points from the last nine on offer, including back-to-back wins over Coventry City and Chelsea.They will be confident of making it three wins from three against a beleaguered Eagles side, who are sitting just one point off the drop zone.Photo by James Gill – Danehouse/Getty ImagesMichael Oliver will take charge of Tottenham v Crystal PalaceThe Premier League have confirmed that Michael Oliver will be in charge of the clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday afternoon.According to Transfermarkt, Oliver has overseen 57 matches involving Spurs in his career, out of which the Lilywhites have won 29, lost 17 and drawn 11.The 44-year-old referee has handed out 99 bookings to Tottenham players, which comes to just 1.7 yellow cards per game.However, the worrying stat for Spurs fans is that Oliver has sent off Tottenham players on six occasions over his career, with three of them being straight red cards.Spurs’ disciplinary record has improved considerably under Roberto De ZerbiTottenham had a major disciplinary problem last season, receiving four red cards and 97 yellow cards last season in the Premier League, which led to several suspensions.However, eight games in, that has already improved significantly, even though Rodrigo Bentancur did see a straight red for a headbutt on Luke Shaw when tempers flared in the 1-1 draw against Man United earlier this month.According to FotMob, De Zerbi’s men have the third-lowest number of yellow cards this term, with a total of just 12 bookings across their eight matches.This is despite the fact that they commit the second-most fouls per match (13.9). This indicates that while Spurs are aggressive in trying to win back the ball, they are controlling their aggression and not making dangerous challenges.READ MORE: Tottenham’s bizarre fixture data shows why they must take advantage of next five gamesThe post Tottenham discover referee for Crystal Palace clash, he has shown Spurs six red cards before appeared first on Spurs Web.