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Ian Wright has criticized the Premier League arbitration standard after Arsenal received a controversial red card against Wolves on Saturday.
Referee Michael Oliver sent Myles Lewis-Skell, 18, at the middle time for a foul on Matt Doherty, since the wolves moved away from a piece of arsenal.
It resulted in the visiting players surrounding Oliver with fury. There was an initial confusion about whether the red card was due to the fact that Lewis-Skelly denied a goal chance, although the incident took 90 yards away from the goal.
But the PGMol party center account confirmed that the challenge had been considered as a “serious dirty game”, which was verified by VAR Darren England.
Wright resorted to social networks after the incident, describing it as a joke, and begging that the Premier League must implement a better standard of referees if they will be considered as the best world football league.
He said: 'Can I say it's a joke? Anyone who has played the game, and I am not even talking about the Premier League, I am talking about Five -a -Side, Sunday League, knows that it is never a red.
Ian Wright had some brutal words for the referees of the Premier League after Myles Lewis-Skellly was sent controversly to Arsenal in his 1-0 victory over Wolves on Saturday
The gunner's teenager was fired for apparent violent behavior after a foul on Matt Doherty
The decision in the Michael Oliver field was confirmed after a VAR Darren England review
'Yellow card, nobody says a word. Again and again, this level of arbitration, the decisions in the Premier League, the inconsistency, the excuses, the apologies, all (the referees) simply (they want to be the) center of attention, for me.
'We can't criticize too much because where will the referees come from? Where are we going to get them?
But I'm sorry. This is the highest level of football and we do not have the highest level of referees. When will the Premier League bring the best referees to the call best league in the world?
'Because, at this time, with this level of referees, we are not close to it. Nowhere near that.
Wright added in the title of its publication: 'Whether you have played the Sunday or 5 League by team or the level of the Premier League, you know that it is never a red card.
'They will try to find all kinds of angles and slow to try to justify the incompetence and the inconsistency of PGMOL. Because what is the point of the VAR if the referee was wrong but will not correct it?
An enraged Mikel Arteta said she was “furious” by the controversial Lewis-Skell red card and confirmed that Arsenal will appeal the decision if the FA does not automatically revoke it.
Arteta said: 'It's so clear that I leave you. I am absolutely furious, but I leave with you, because it is so obvious. I don't think my words will help.
The chief of the gunners, Mikel Arteta, revealed that the club will appeal the decision if it is not revoked
As is, Lewis-Skelly will miss three games for Arsenal and will not return until February 15
“Hopefully we do not need (appealing the red card) and if necessary, it happened and is a very good precedent what happened with Bruno (Fernandes) this season too. We are in a position where we should not be.
If the decision is confirmed, Lewis-Skelly will miss some huge games for the gunners.
It will be absent for its clash with Man City in the Emirates next Sunday and the EFL Cup semifinal match against Newcastle three days later, a draw that Arsenal Trail 2-0.
Its prohibition will be after the Premier League game of Arsenal in Leicester on February 15.
England was also in VAR service by Luis Díaz's controversial goal against Tottenham in September 2023, where he could not cancel an incorrect call of offside.
The shipment was Arsenal's room in the league this season. The wolves also dropped to 10 men, in 70 minutes, after Joao Gomes was a red card for a second yellow.
