Follow usMikel Arteta’s side has submitted an appeal to have Myles Lewis-Skelly’s controversial red card overturned.
The defender received a red card during his team’s 1-0 victory vs. Wolverhampton in the past weekend.
Myles was sent off for catching Matt Doherty above the ankle with a late tackle to break up a counter-attack just outside the home-side box near the end of the 1st half.
Michael Oliver was not called by the VAR Darren England to review his decision.
🚨BREAKING: Arsenal have appealed the red card of Myles Lewis Skelly.
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The Gunners defender is set to not be able to play in his side’s next 3 matches – EPL clash vs. Man City at Etihad at the end of the weekend, next week’s Carabao Cup ½ final 2nd leg away from home against Newcastle, and a Premier League clash vs. Leicester in the middle of the next month.
After the clash vs. Wolves, Mikel Arteta shared that, according to him, Oliver made a mistake and that he doesn’t want to talk more about the situation because he is very mad.
Lewis-Skelly’s sent-off was also criticized by ex-officials and pundits.
PGMOL revealed police are investigating “threats and abuse” directed at the referee after the match.
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