Premier League Games 6/7 April '24

[blueste41]

When was the penalty law "he got the ball but only a little bit?"

Never it's always been "in what manner did he get the ball".

 

[69FACUPfinal]

We could do with that Encisco today repeating his ' goal of the season against Manchester City' last May. Looks toothless from here.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Regardless of whether it was a penalty, Arsenal are getting quite a lot of favourable decisions from the referee in this match.

 

[levets]

Arsenal getting ALL the big calls here.

 

[Crooked_rain]

How is Welbeck still plying his trade in the premier league in 2024?

 

[mindmyp's_n_q's]

If you want to get technical the ball was bouncing into a more favourable position for Jesus

He’s skinned him and beat his man, the fact Lamptey glanced the ball ( he didn’t win the ball he was down and out the game ) is irrelevant, Jesus had done enough to best his man and was brought down

Just a question does that mean it comes down to the amount of ball contact according to the rules. If the defender had cleared it over one of the stands rather than just clipping it would it still be classed as a penalty. I can understand varying degrees of contact when applying them to player direct fouls just wondering if it's varying degrees with regard to the ball too.

Cheers.

 

[RobinHood]

Now, Arteta tactical timeouts, there is something we can all agree is happening, is against the spirit of the game and rules, and needs to be dealt with.

Nothing will be done unless we start doing it (which we won't, I don't think).

 

[levets]

Dunk WTF?

 

[discopop]

Ref only has eyes for one team. Fucking pathetic reffing

 

[paulchapo]

Arsenal move that ball well around the area.