The referee for the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final between Arsenal and Liverpool at the Emirates on 6 January has been announced and it is the official Arsenal have had more than any other this season.
Arsenal fans were rightly furious after major referring decisions went against them once again against Manchester City, and a look back through the archives on…
Arsenal became the first side the in the Premier League era to reach 100 red cards when Gabriel was sent off against Manchester City on New Year’s Day, but how can that be when they’ve been largely criticised for being too soft?
Ask any Arsenal fan and they will tell you that referees are quick to give penalties against them but not so quick to give a spot-kick to the Gunners, so is this true and who gives the most penalties against Arsenal?
Mike Dean has been in charge of 63 Arsenal Premier League games, far more than any other official in the history of the league, but he’s refereed even more Manchester United games.
Mikel Arteta says that he does not understand how James McCarthy was able to remain on the pitch after the Crystal Palace player hacked Bukayo Saka down with zero intention of playing the ball.
Former referee Chris Foy has used his Mail on Sunday column to defend Calum Chambers being punched in the face in the lead up to Manchester City’s second goal.
Mikel Arteta has said that he is ‘angry’ about Granit Xhaka’s red card because of similar challenges not being punished in that way against Arsenal.
You aren’t imagining it if you think Arsenal are getting the worst of VAR, with ESPN totalling decisions to find Arsenal clear at the bottom of the table.
Arsenal have committed fewer fouls than any other side in the league, not that that is reflected in their card record.
VAR decisions against Arsenal have been a common theme with the one against Burnley just the latest in a long line of bad decisions this season.
Mark Clattenburg said Arsenal’s penalty was right to stand and action should have been taken against Harry Kane for his dangerous barge on Gabriel.
Michael Oliver will referee Arsenal’s upcoming North London derby match against Tottenham Hotspur this weekend.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday, Chris Foy became one of only a handful of people to say that the Arsenal penalty decision was correct, despite what the law actually says
Arsenal could only muster a 1-1 draw against Burnley thanks, as usual, to their own stupidity and the VAR rules that only apply to Arsenal.
Against Leicester, Arsenal once again found that their opponents can foul with relative impunity while the Gunners are punished almost immediately.
Arsenal fans know this hasn’t been a great season for VAR decisions overturned in their favour, but it’s probably worse than they thought.
Arsenal’s best and worst referee revealed! Arsenal fans were are wondering just what they have to do to get a fair shake from match officials
Chris Kavanagh delivered another refereeing horror show as Arsenal lost to Aston Villa as more bad decisions go against the Gunners.
There seems to be a lot of confusion around the law in the Premier League and that’s making David Luiz’s red card even more ridiculous.