Premier League panel rules Sunderland penalty against Arsenal incorrect
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 23:23 · Archive
The Premier League has ruled that Sunderland were wrongly awarded a penalty against Arsenal.
The Premier League panel unanimously determined that a penalty awarded to Sunderland against Arsenal earlier this month should not have been given. Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's manager, had previously branded the decision 'not acceptable'.
How it is being reported
- It's ANOTHER official blunder: Premier League panel says Sunderland were wrongly awarded penalty against Arsenal which enraged Mikel Arteta ... after refs chiefs apologised to Manchester United for costly offside derby callThe Premier League have ruled that Sunderland were wrongly awarded a penalty against Arsenal this month - just 10 days after refs' chiefs were forced to apologise to Manchester United.Daily Mail Sport · 24 Sept, 16:17
- Arsenal discover penalty error as Premier League panel unanimously agreeArsenal beat Sunderland in the Premier League earlier this month but were on the receiving end of a controversial penalty decisionMirror Sport · 23 Sept, 12:28
- Premier League panel gives verdict on controversial Sunderland penalty award against ArsenalSunderland were awarded a penalty against Arsenal earlier this month, with Gunners boss Mikel Arteta branding the decision ‘not acceptable’Independent Sport · 23 Sept, 11:00
In this story: Premier League · Sunderland · Arsenal · Mikel Arteta · Manchester United
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