Arsenal was charged by the football association for the angry reaction of their players to the release of young full-back Myles Lewis-Skelly on Saturday at Wolves.
Lewis-Skelly was released in Molineux shortly before half-time because he stumbled Matt Doherty when the full-back of the Wölges dragged the ball away from his own penalty area.
Referee Michael Oliver thought it was “serious foul” -and Var Darren England decided not to send him to the pitch -side monitor for a second glance. The red card was later lifted in the appeal procedure.
Arsenal players were visibly upset about Oliver’s decision and gathered around the official to argue their case, an action to which the FA took on a weak view.
Regulation and discipline update @Arsenal: pic.twitter.com/cxry4exm7m
– FA spokesman (@faspokectar) January 30, 2025
In an explanation today it says: “Arsenal FC was charged after his players surrounded a play official on Saturday, January 25th, during their Premier League game against Wolverhampton Hiker FC.
“The association supposedly did not ensure that its players did not behave inappropriately in the 43rd minute. Arsenal FC has an answer until Monday, February 3. “
Neville unimpressed by Areteta
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was that he was and was and was and was “angry” about the decision after the game after the game Today, Sky Expert Gary Neville accuses the allegations of the referees to support the Gunners.
Neville said the podcast of the Football podcast from The Stick to football: “You (Arsenal fans) use language like corruption, which means that you think that it is paid and bought -which is obviously not the case.
“We (in Manchester United) lived in a club that created a siege mentality over the referees. Arsenal also makes a little bit of it – there is no doubt that Arsenal ignites the situation after the game instead of calming it down that has done for 12 months – but we cannot say the changing room we have made.
“The difference is now on social media. When we played during the day and did similar things with referees, we did not ignite what would be corruption on social media.
“Now you have an influence on Arsenal’s trouble, which comes from the players and Mikel Areteta and prominent fans. You now have a social media wave that (allegations) corruption and fraud. In our time we couldn’t have that much influence – everyone without a phone at home and had no Twitter. “
After the game on Saturday, Oliver received police protection in his house after enabling and his family online threats.
