Neves: Arsenal celebrated Wolves win ‘like they won the league’
Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves has criticised Arsenal for celebrating their 1-0 win at Molineux “like they won the league”.
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Rio Ferdinand didn't hold back when asked for his opinion on Martinelli's crazy red card v Wolves
Gabriel Martinelli received one of the craziest red cards in Premier League history on Thursday evening.
Arsenal celebrations proved something to Wolves star after defeat
Ruben Neves felt the way Arsenal celebrated their win at Molineux proves that Wolves are now on par with the likes of the Gunners.
Forget Gabriel Martinelli's red, Arteta's unrepeatable decision nearly cost Arsenal everything
Arsenal received yet another red card under Mikel Arteta’s tenure as the Gunners’ manager on Thursday night.
Watch: Martinelli gets strange red card after two yellows at same time
Gabriel Martinelli was sent off during Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Wolves after receiving two yellow cards in the space of a few seconds.
‘I have run out of ideas!’ – Mikel Arteta speaks out on Arsenal’s indiscipline after win at Wolves
Mikel Arteta joked he had ‘run out of ideas’ when it came to fixing Arsenal’s disciplinary issues after his side earned a hard-fought 1-0 win over Wolves, despite Gabriel Martinelli’s bizarre sending off.
Martinelli red card: Rio Ferdinand was not happy with decision to send off Arsenal star
Gabriel Martinelli received one of the craziest red cards in Premier League history on Thursday evening.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he has run out of ideas on how to prevent his side getting players sent off
Mikel Arteta made it clear following his team's 1-0 Premier League win over Wolves that they must solve their discipline problem if they hope to qualify for the Champions League spots. The Gunners boss saw his side take the lead in the 25th minute at Molineux, Gabriel getting free in a crowded penalty area to poke home. Ad/> And thereafter they were largely comfortable until a bizarre red card for Gabriel Martinelli on 69 minutes — the like of which Arteta said he had «never seen before» in his football career — saw the Brazilian booked twice in quick succession for a foul and dissent.