Myles Lewis-Skelly crimson card: Arsenal enchantment defender’s dismissal towards Wolves after Mikel Arteta left ‘fuming’ | Soccer Information

Arsenal have appealed towards Myles Lewis-Skelly’s crimson card within the 1-0 win over Wolves which left Mikel Arteta “absolutely fuming”, Sky Sports activities Information understands.

With the primary half reaching its conclusion, Lewis-Skelly caught Matt Doherty close to the sting of the Wolves field and referee Oliver despatched off the 18-year-old for severe foul play – resulting in a major backlash towards the choice.

The defender is presently set to overlook Arsenal’s house sport with Manchester Metropolis, stay on Sky Sports activities subsequent Sunday, in addition to the televised second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final with Newcastle and the Premier League journey to Leicester on February 15.

When requested whether or not the membership would enchantment within the instant aftermath of the sport, Arteta instructed Sky Sports activities: “That is for the membership to resolve what’s the finest resolution. It is apparent that perhaps we do not even must [put in an appeal].

“He’s really happy now that the team won and found a way to win it. He is very worried about what’s coming next because he’s strongly feeling that there was nothing to do with the action.”

Arsenal gained 1-0 due to Riccardo Calafiori’s second-half winner – which got here 4 minutes after Joao Gomes was given a second yellow card for what appeared a worse problem than Lewis-Skelly’s on Jurrien Timber.

“It is that clear and I will leave it to you guys,” Arteta instructed Sky Sports activities relating to the unique resolution. “I am absolutely fuming. But I will leave it with you, it is that obvious that I don’t think my words are going to help.”

PGMOL: Video proof helps resolution

The PGMOL’s place on the incident is the problem is extraordinarily late, the purpose of contact is excessive and video proof helps that conclusion.

The refereeing physique provides Oliver has been subjected to social media abuse.

Calafiori: It was by no means a crimson card, Lewis-Skelly was upset

In the meantime, match-winner Calafiori additionally felt it was not a crimson card for Lewis-Skelly – saying the 18-year-old was upset in regards to the name within the half-time break.

“From the bench, it was clearly not a red card. I saw him at half-time, he was so disappointed for the team. But at the end, we won. So nothing happened,” mentioned Calafiori.

“He was upset however now he is completely satisfied as a result of we gained for positive. He is footballer, man, so we assist him loads.

“He’s really happy now that the team won and found a way to win it. He is very worried about what’s coming next because he’s strongly feeling that there was nothing to do with the action.”

Arteta admitted Lewis-Skelly was feeling higher after the group had gained however hopes any enchantment will consequence within the defender being allowed to play the subsequent video games.

How social media reacted to Lewis-Skelly’s crimson card