Football is known today as one of the most popular sports. It is also a fact that the referees, who are the most important decision maker in the field of football with a wide-scale industry, interact with all football stakeholders. Therefore, football referees can be intense emotions and thoughts. This research was carried out to examine football referees' constant concerns. The population of the study was 327 soccer referees who worked in the Western Black Sea Region in 2019, while the sample was composed of 251 referees in total, 32 women, 12,7%-219 men, 87,3%, who participated voluntarily from the universe with the simple random sampling method. A 4-question "Personal Information Form" created by the researchers was used to determine some demographic characteristics of the participants. The "Trait Anxiety Inventory" developed by Spielberger, Gorsuch and Luschene (1970) and adapted to Turkish by Öner and Le Compte (1983) was used to determine the trait anxiety levels of the participants. The data obtained from the form and scale used were analyzed using the SPSS 17.0 package program. Frequency, percentage, minimum, maximum, average and standard deviation values were used in the analysis of the data. Data distributions were analyzed with Skewness-Kurtosis values. Since the data showed normal distribution, t-test and ANOVA test, which are parametric tests, were used, and the level of significance was determined as p <0.05. According to the findings of the research, the level of anxiety of the referees was high and the level of anxiety of the referees did not show a significant difference in terms of gender and marital status variables, but it caused a significant difference in terms of the time of refereeing and classification. Consequently, the constant anxiety levels of female referees and single referees are higher. Referees with longer referee time are significantly higher than referees' low level of anxiety. In addition, the constant anxiety levels of the