FA awaiting referee’s report on Arsenal-Liverpool flashpoint
The Football Association is to review details of an incident towards the end of Arsenal’s 3-2 win over Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday evening.
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The Football Association is to review details of an incident towards the end of Arsenal’s 3-2 win over Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday evening.
Liverpool to a damaging 3-2 defeat against Arsenal on Sunday. Klopp's side were clinging on for a point until the 76th minute at the Emirates Stadium when Thiago Alcantara was punished for his challenge on Gabriel Jesus. There was only minimal contact from Thiago as Jesus went to ground in the Liverpool area, but the penalty was awarded after a VAR check. Bukayo Saka converted the spot-kick to leave Liverpool languishing 14 points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal. Klopp confronted referee Michael Oliver on the pitch after the final whistle and made it clear he felt the incident was not worthy of a penalty.
Jurgen Klopp has accused Mikel Arteta of pressuring referee Michael Oliver to book Liverpool’s players during their 3-2 defeat to Arsenal on Sunday.
The Football Association has confirmed it is investigating an ‘incident’ that occurred during the second half of Arsenal’s 3-2 win over Liverpool on Sunday.
Bukayo Saka struck twice to return Arsenal to the Premier League summit after a hard-fought 3-2 win over Liverpool.
Liverpool were not awarded a penalty in their 3-2 defeat to Arsenal because of Gabriel’s close proximity to the ball.
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