Premier League Games | 9/10/11/13 May '26

[elbearos]

The thing is the Arsenal players and the manager were all appealing for handball!

 

[EdersonsSmiley]

Trossard not even facing the ball and just holding two West Ham players and its not a foul? Rice bear hugging Mavropanos like he does every single corner, not a foul? But a slight hand on the keepers arm is CLEAR AND OBVIOUS.

There is one thing clear and obvious this season, the powers that be want Arsenal to win it.

 

[bluethai]

Arsenal: 0 penalties conceded, 0 red cards all season! What a perfect coincidence… or just a lovely gift package from PGMOL with free VAR protection and unlimited referee forgiveness included.

 

[WRicko]

everyone was fouling everyone else so probably should have been no goal and penalty. They went with the conventional or maybe perhaps more suitable decision

 

[cucumberman]

The guy who commits the foul on raya is being held in a bearhug........not mentioned once.

Get this season done, get fcking new name on trophy for "the pl product" then hope fully reset for next year as a level playing field.

If that could ever be a thing anymore, cos I have a feeling its gonna be all out ragfest next year.

Same view.

Obvious Pablo was pushed to a scrap, one of them being Raya.

 

[Allnightlong]

Arteta is refering the games

I bet ratboy was influencing too

 

[Enzo's Mascara]

Well that leaves a nasty taste in the mouth.

Most title winners have some external admirers. Not this season.

 

[glauberbertistossedshirt]

Neville does my head in gaslighting ****

Id like to gas light him- with some propane and box of matches

 

[hilts]

The decision was correct but as we know so many Arsenal set pieces should have been ruled out.
Has it ever been confirmed if Var can hear the commentary?

 

[BlueMerlin]

If you think about it that decision is inevitable because it benefits Arsenal and Spurs…

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Serious questions about refereeing corruption need to be asked, but they won’t be.

The 'strategic plan' comment should have been the beginning of the corruption investigation, but the chose to investigate the team who dared to challenge the cartel instead.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

How fitting that the team which has spent all season fouling keepers without punishment should cheat their way to a win because for the first time a referee has decided to call foul. Arsenal a total shitstain on football. Even today they only created two chances which were not from set pieces,

 

[OntarioBlue]

That decision just handed them the title ffs

And relegated West Ham

 

[vmsuhail]

If Donna had been the keeper, the shouts of “ should have been stronger there” would have been deafening.

You've a point there. It's not like Raya was going to catch it, and somehow it got slipped due to the arm across.

 

[BlueMoonday]

You just know palace will play out their skin on Wednesday and then roll over for arsenal...

Glasner has already suggested that the Final is their priority. There's also a clause in Eze's contract where There's a further payout to Palace if Tarquins win the league.

 

[ninjamonkey]

I think that is a foul in all honesty. However, it doesn't remotely fit with how the rest of the season has gone, that incident has been judged entirely differently to the rest of the season.

They'll win the league now but they'll get zero credit from anybody, var handed it to them. They won't give a shit when they're celebrating a first title in 20 years and the history books wont remember it but it will definitely rattle them in september when everybody's response to them being champions is var gave it them, they crave validity from the outside world, they won't get it.

 

[No.8]

No it fucking isn't. How many times has Donnarumma not been given a foul for exactly that?

They are always given as fouls. He doesn’t just touch both keepers arms but hea actually got a grip of one of them.

An easy decision for the officials to give and the length of time can only be for all the other holding going on around it. Rice looked to have a good hold of someone on another day is a penalty

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Because there is an agenda. It's corruption.

Indeed.

 

[ALDN_Ko]

I think City were pulled up for a foul on the arse keeper, didnt Pep react on the sidelines to it

There was the one against Bournemouth where Donnarumma got tugged back blatantly but back then it was “he has to be stronger”. It’s farcical

 

[paulchapo]

I hope Burnley are watching this and thinking to themselves. "You've still got to play us yet you cheating cunts"

Forget it it's over.