In a recent Premier League match, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly was controversially shown a straight red card for a foul on Wolverhampton's Matt Doherty. The decision, confirmed by VAR as serious foul play, left many fans baffled due to the distance of the foul from the goal. Former referee Mike Dean provided insight by explaining the nature of the challenge—having caught Doherty high on the leg. Lewis-Skelly's suspension will affect Mikel Arteta's plans as they prepare for an important upcoming match against Manchester City, sparking discussions about squad depth and next choices.
Arsenal's young Myles Lewis-Skelly received a straight red card for a foul on Matt Doherty, surprising fans and raising questions on the decision.
Referee Michael Oliver's decision was confirmed by VAR as serious foul play, but many questioned the severity given the distance from goal.
Former official Mike Dean explained that Lewis-Skelly's foul involved studs on the inside of Doherty's leg, justifying the red card.
Lewis-Skelly's suspension poses a challenge for Arsenal's Mikel Arteta ahead of their crucial match against Manchester City next weekend.
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