Arsenal defender Myles Lewis-Skelly's red card, which led to a three-match ban, has been overturned following an appeal. The Football Association supported Arsenal's claim of wrongful dismissal by recognizing the independent regulatory commission's ruling. The decision stemmed from a foul on Wolves player Matt Doherty during a counter-attack, initially ruled as serious foul play by referee Michael Oliver, who confirmed the call with the video assistant referee (VAR). The successful appeal reinstates Lewis-Skelly's eligibility to play without suspension.
The Gunners successfully appealed against Myles Lewis-Skelly's three-match ban after an independent regulatory commission found the initial red card decision to be a wrongful dismissal.
Referee Michael Oliver initially deemed Lewis-Skelly's foul on Matt Doherty as serious foul play, but the Football Association supported the appeal, overturning the ban.
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