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Arsenal Wrongly Denied Penalty Against Aston Villa  —Panel Reveals
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Arsenal Wrongly Denied Penalty Against Aston Villa —Panel Reveals

Complete Sports 29 days 1 mins read

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty at Aston Villa for Ian Maatsen’s challenge on Bruno Guimaraes, the Premier League’s Key Match Incidents Panel has ruled. The KMI Panel added that the Villa defender should also have received a second yellow card for the foul, and been sent off. The Gunners were leading 1-0 eight [...]

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