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Premier League Panel Rules Sunderland Penalty Call vs Arsenal Incorrect
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Premier League Panel Rules Sunderland Penalty Call vs Arsenal Incorrect

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

The penalty awarded to Sunderland against Arsenal earlier this month should not have been given, the Premier League’s Key Match Incidents panel has ruled. However, the KMI panel also felt the error did not reach the threshold for a video assistant referee intervention, as reported by BBC Sport. Referee John Brooks pointed to the spot [...]

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