Myles Lewis-Skelly avoided three games after Arsenal successfully appealed to his red card as they won Wolves on Saturday.
The 18-year-old boy showed his red card straight by Michael Oliver in the first half of the 1-0 victory that broke Matt Doherty in the first half of Arsenal.
Lewis-Skelly is the third youngest player in the Premier League history, but Gunner has filed an appeal to flip the Red Card, and the FA decision means that the multipurpose fullback will not be interrupted.
Arsenal’s MIKEL Arteta director was “absolutely postponed” by a decision that was greatly criticized by fans and experts.
Arteta responded to the news at a press conference ahead of the Gunners’ Champions League game. “Obviously, I have a decision and myles will be able to play again.”
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Ref Watch Panel ARSENAL, take a closer look at the red cards for the wolf of Myles Lewis-Skelly.
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Arteta asked how Lewis-Skelly was doing the news. “I imagine that I was sleeping on the plane and got the news, so I didn’t tell him, but he had a big smile on his face.”
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The FA spokesman said, “The Independence Regulatory Committee supported the wrong dismissal of the Myles Lewis-Skelly and eliminated his three economic suspensions.
“Arsenal left for serious foul play in the Premier League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, January 25, 2025.”
The FA’s abalone was a very late challenge, high contact, and video evidence was supported despite the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL).
Arsenal won the game at Wolves thanks to the late efforts of Riccardo Calafiori, thanks to the pressure on the title rival Liverpool.
Lewis-Skelly was trained with Arsenal teammates at the Club’s London Coli Base before the final Champions League group match against Girona on Tuesday, and his teammate Riccardo Calafiori overturned his words about the player’s suspension and delivered it to the media. “We are all happy (for him) -We knew it was a mistake.”
Arsenal are third in 36 teams and can be automatically proceeded to the last 16.
Merson: VAR must be intervened
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Soccer Special Pundit Paul Mercon of SKY SPORTS News responds to the decision to overlip the red card crystals of Myles Lewis-Skelly after appeals in Arsenal.
SKY SPORTS ‘Paul Merson:
“I personally didn’t think it was red. I didn’t think it was red. I was very sharp that Michael Oliver took out his card.
“I thought it was very fast, but I didn’t get anything about Michael Oliver.
“Var people had to intervene at that time, then they looked again, and they woke up very quickly.
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The Ref Watch panel discusses the abuse after Michael Oliver decided to send Lewis-Skelly.
“It’s like being on the playground. The child wants to run away from you and travel to him, but as he left him, he stepped to step up.
“Because the young man is too faster or faster than that at the time, he caught him with ankle instead of trying to grab the soles of the foot, so there must be someone in the VAR that understands the football.
“If you understand football, you will see it. In my opinion, it is not an exit, it is not to send it. There is a problem with it.
Oliver receives online abuse after Lewis-Skelly Red Card
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Jamie O’Hara and Jay Bothroydon are weighed on discussions on the controversial wolf of Myles Lewis-Skelly.
The response to Oliver’s decision was so severe in social media, which caused PGMOL an online abuse that had already triggered police investigation on Sunday.
“We are scared of threats and abuse toward Michael Oliver, followed by Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Arsenal.”
“In the last 24 hours, we must not receive any terribly abuse as well as terrible attacks on Michael and his family.
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MIKEL Arteta says ‘acting’ in the decision to present Myles Lewis-Skelly.
“The police know and many investigations have begun, we support all the people affected by Michael, and we decided to solve this unacceptable behavior.
“Sadly, this is not the first time that Gyeonggi officials have to deal with threats recently. We will continue to support all investigations.”
Arteta said: “Every time I talk about this topic, it doesn’t matter whether it’s about athletes, coaches, or referees. We must try to eradicate some of the games that are imported. Bad, bad taste It makes people’s lives more difficult.
“To everyone in the football. You must not be allowed (you can do so. We do not want it. We do not need it and definitely damage our sports.
Apart from a successful appeal Sky Sports News Arsenal understands that they will continue to support PGMOL and Oliver for their abuse.
The British Football Policy Department said in the statement to confirm the investigation:
PARDEW: The correct decision to overturn the Lewis-Skelly Red Card
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Jeon-New Castle and Crystal Palace Boss Alan Pardew Sayed Sky Sports News:
“I think this is the right decision.
“After the game, Mikel Arteta made it clear that they would appeal, and the tackle was harmless to me.
“It was just a trip and I think the referee is completely wrong. So I think that’s a definition.”
Sky Sports News Best reporter Kaveh Solhekol:
“I think we already prove that the system in place is working, if you think you have worked hard, there is a process that you can appeal, and you have heard a very fast and correct decision.
“Arsenal eventually won the game, and the wolf was also left, so everything was solved.
“But we still have to talk about everything that is happening with referees and abuse. We must talk about the situation where the police are guarding the house of one of the most famous referees.
