Arsenal vs Villa

[mondaze]

I Stopped watching at 1-1, i just knew what would happen, we looked really good in the first half, but they had Jack doing the wing cover rather than el ghazi, this makes no sense! it's like owning a racehorse and using him as a cart horse. El Ghazi is excess baggage at the moment, would rather play two defensive midfielders and play Jack and Super John slightly wider. Gutted. Think the refs have got all three sendings off wrong and they are ruining the game.

[MNE1976]

The Independent comfirmed my thinking when I saw the highlights the last goal should never have stood because the wall should be at least a metre away from ours, we should have been awarded a freekick

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a9116736.html

[samhubball]

VAR and referees all need a talking to. The VAR ref said he wouldn't have overturned the decision whether the on field ref had given a penalty or not. So, what's the point then?

And yep, the new rules with the wall only Tyrone knew the new law by the looks of it.

Amazingly bad luck for the Villa... Or maybe its any "small team"

11 negative decisions VAR has played a part in, and 1 positive. (in terms of goals scored)

[westcountryvillain]

Yep - now I'm fuming even more after reading that about the last goal plus their handball stopped what looked like shot that would beat the keeper.